O Google released the Android 15 QPR1 Beta 3.1 with several fixes for various bugs in the operating system. In addition to solving these problems, the news also arrived with the November 2024 security package. This way, compatible Pixel cell phones can now have access to the update.
Android 15 QPR1 Beta 3.1 Fixes
- Fixed an issue where tapping the media controls would close the notification shade but not open the app. (Issue 375447625).
- Fixed an issue where long-pressing the device home icon was not working when there were many notifications and the notifications section was overlapping the lock icon. (Issue 369316295).
- Fixed an issue that prevented proper volume control for some Bluetooth devices. (issue 376650439, issue 373681731).
- Fixed an issue that caused Material You color options derived from the background to be too similar. (issue 378507373).
- Fixed an issue that caused the scrollbar in system settings to be sized and styled inconsistently. (issue 366278155).
- Fixed an issue that sometimes caused NFC payments to fail. (issue 363914347).
- Fixed an issue where Indonesian and Hebrew translations were not shown correctly for apps targeting Android 14 (API level 34) or lower. (issue 378200084).
- Fixed several other issues affecting system stability, camera, connectivity, localization, accessibility, and interactivity.
According to the official page, devices registered in the Android Beta Program for Pixel will be able to receive an over the air (OTA) update to Beta 3.1. However, these devices must have remained on QPR1 of Android 15 and not received QPR2 Beta 1. The build of the new version is AP41.240925.012.
Compatible models
See also: The update with QPRD2 Beta 1 and the details of the previous version of QPR1.
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How does the update address the issues with the Material You feature’s color options?
**Interview with Tech Expert: Tidying Up Android 15 QPR1 Beta 3.1**
**Interviewer:** Good evening and welcome! Today, we have a special guest, Alex Chen, a tech analyst with expertise in mobile operating systems. Alex, thank you for joining us!
**Alex Chen:** Thank you for having me. It’s great to be here!
**Interviewer:** Let’s dive right in. Google recently released Android 15 QPR1 Beta 3.1. What do you think are the most significant improvements in this update?
**Alex Chen:** The Android 15 QPR1 Beta 3.1 update is quite notable for a number of reasons. First and foremost, it addresses several bugs that users have reported, which is crucial for enhancing the overall experience. For example, one fix rectifies an issue where tapping the media controls would close the notification shade without opening the corresponding app. That’s a pretty frustrating scenario for users, and it’s great to see it being fixed [[1](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_15)].
**Interviewer:** Absolutely! User experience is key. I also noticed a fix regarding Bluetooth volume control. Can you elaborate on that?
**Alex Chen:** Yes, there were issues that prevented proper volume control when connected to certain Bluetooth devices. This can be a huge annoyance for users who rely on Bluetooth headphones or speakers for audio. In the beta update, this issue has been addressed, ensuring smoother functionality across these devices [[1](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_15)].
**Interviewer:** And what about the Material You feature? There were reports of color options being too similar. How does this update tackle that?
**Alex Chen:** Good question! The update has made adjustments to the Material You color options, which are meant to be vibrant and distinctive, derived from the device’s background. Previously, users found that some of these colors looked too similar to each other, leading to a lack of visual differentiation. This update aims to refine those colors to ensure a more engaging and personalized aesthetic [[1](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_15)].
**Interviewer:** That sounds promising! Along with fixes, the update also includes the November 2024 security package, correct?
**Alex Chen:** Yes, that’s right. Security updates are always a priority for any operating system, and integrating the latest security package helps protect users from vulnerabilities. It’s reassuring to know that Google is staying proactive about device security, particularly with our daily reliance on smartphones [[1](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_15)].
**Interviewer:** Before we wrap up, do you think this beta version indicates a smooth path toward the final release of Android 15?
**Alex Chen:** Generally, beta versions serve as a testing ground to identify and resolve issues before the final release. If these bugs get addressed effectively as they have in QPR1 Beta 3.1, it bodes well for a polished final release. However, continuous feedback from users is essential to gather more insights as we approach the public rollout [[1](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_15)].
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Alex, for providing your insights on the latest Android update. It’s been a pleasure having you.
**Alex Chen:** Thank you! I enjoyed our discussion and look forward to more developments in the tech world.
**Interviewer:** And to our viewers, stay tuned for more updates as we continue to monitor the evolution of Android 15 and its features!
