Highlights:
- In the United States, Google is rolling out the latest Android 14 QPR2 stable update to its Pixel device in the US.
- The latest QPR2 update brings a lot of new upgrades and changes along with plenty of bug fixes and improvements.
- Some specific carriers, including the AT&T, T-Mobile, and Google Fi users have begun receiving the update with the same version number in the form of the Global version.
We all have witnessed that Google announced the latest Android 14 QPR2 stable update, which has come with the new March Pixel Feature Drop, a week ago, with that, now, the company has begun rolling out the latest Android 14 QPR2 update to the Pixel users in the US.
Google is rolling out the latest Android 14 QPR2 stable update to the Google Pixel users in the US, which brings several interesting upgrades and changes, including the Volume slider has now been updated and received a new Material You design, the Pixel Weather lockscreen clock gets a new icon for the alarm or Do Not Disturb, and single app screen sharing while recording or casting.
The Microphone and Camera privacy indicators (the Green dot) receives a new Close this App shortcut capability, while on the flip side, within the Internet Quick Setting Tile, Google has extended the Bluetooth Quick Setting and the Share Wi-Fi tile, respectively. In contrast, Google has removed the Battery information from the Settings, while the App launcher on the Pixel Fold is going to allow you to search for the desired apps through the multitasking grid, and will not abbreviate the names of the applications, which can easily be configured through the taskbar.
Furthermore, the App info page gets a new Your Pixel is up to date screen and the package name information will now be shown within the App info page. In addition, the latest Android 14 QPR2 stable update also comes with numerous bug fixes and improvements as well.
Although Google has begun rolling out the new Android 14 QPR2 update to the Pixel users in the US, while some users have received the latest stable update in the form of on-device QPR2 OTA update, which is certainly not fixed as per Google’s schedule. However, beginning yesterday, other than the US, it’s been noticed that other regions have also received the latest stable update.
In the meantime, it was expected that Google is going to roll out the Android 14 QPR2 stable update for all the specific carriers in a chronological order, but that wasn’t the case, as the company rolled out the latest QPR2 stable update with the similar AP1A.240305.019.A1 version number to some carrier users, including AT&T, T-Mobile, and Google Fi users, and to which Google called it as a Global version. However, no reports were shared regarding the rolling out of the latest Android 14 QPR2 stable update to the Pixel users with the Verizon carriers, respectively.
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