Android 16 QPR3 Beta 1.1 Patch Now Rolling Out
▼ Summary
– Android 16 QPR3 Beta 1.1 has been released with a single fix for Pixel devices, addressing a bug from the previous version.
– The update specifically resolves an issue that caused certain applications to crash immediately upon startup.
– The over-the-air update file size is 57.80 MB for the Pixel 9a model.
– The software still carries the December 2025 security patch and is available for a wide range of supported Pixel models, from the Pixel 6 series to the Pixel 10 series.
– The update will be delivered automatically to all eligible devices that are enrolled in the official Android Beta for Pixel program.
Google has begun distributing a new patch for its Android 16 QPR3 Beta 1.1, addressing a specific stability issue for enrolled Pixel users. This incremental update follows last week’s initial beta release and focuses on resolving a problematic bug that was causing application crashes.
The new build, identified as CP11.251114.007, replaces the previous .006 version. Its primary purpose is to fix a change that caused some apps to crash immediately upon startup. This targeted correction aims to improve the daily usability of the beta software for testers. The over-the-air update file size is approximately 57.8 MB for devices like the Pixel 9a.
It’s important to note that this release does not include a new security patch level; it remains on the December 2025 security update. The beta remains available for a wide range of supported Pixel hardware. This includes models from the Pixel 6 series all the way through the latest Pixel 10 lineup, encompassing standard phones, Pro variants, the Pixel Tablet, and Fold editions.
Users who are currently participating in the Android Beta for Pixel program will receive this version as an automatic OTA update to their devices. This rapid follow-up release demonstrates an ongoing effort to refine the Android 16 experience based on early feedback from the beta community.
(Source: 9to5 Google)
