Google is pushing an over-the-air (OTA) update for Android beta testers on Android 14 Beta 4. This 44MB OTA updates the build number to UPB4.230623.007 and Google Play services version to 23.18.18.
Similar to Android 14 Beta 2.1, this minor update fixes 34 issues instead of adding any new feature as the calendar approaches the stable launch of Android 14.
The full release notes are given below:
This minor update to Android 14 Beta 4 includes the following fixes:
• Fixed an issue where in some cases after a user performed the system back action to close
an app, the app couldn't be launched again until the device was restarted. (Issue
#288390661)
• Fixed an issue with ScrollView that caused the overscroll effect to get stuck after
performing a fling gesture. (Issue #286422637)
• Fixed issues that prevented Wi-Fi calling from working in some cases. (Issue #277940461)
• Fixed an issue that caused the system to fail to transfer an animatable icon to the client
when using SplashScreen#setOnExitAnimationListener.
• Fixed an issue that prevented notification groups from expanding properly in the
notification shade.
• Fixed an issue that could cause the screen to flicker when launching an app that uses
activity embedding.
• Fixed an issue that could cause the system UI to crash if one app in split-screen mode was
closed by swiping up from the Overview screen.
• Fixed an issue that caused the network status icon to display incorrectly in some cases
after turning on or off one of the SIM cards on a device that had multiple SIM cards.
• Fixed an issue that could cause the system theme to change color after rebooting a device.
• Fixed an issue where lock screen shortcuts sometimes displayed incorrectly when using
certain system theme color palettes.
• Fixed an issue that could cause the launcher UI to flicker when launching an app.
• Fixed an issue that caused Battery Share to be interrupted or fail shortly after it was
enabled.
• Fixed an issue that would cause an erroneous "No installed apps work with this USB
Accessory" message to display when a device was connected to their vehicle, which
prevented users from launching and using Android Auto.
• Fixed an issue with the system UI that sometimes caused the screen to flicker when a
video was playing or an app was using picture-in-picture mode.
• Fixed an issue when unlocking a device while TalkBalk is enabled where TalkBalk
sometimes erroneously stated that the device was still locked before stating that the
device was successfully unlocked.
• Fixed an issue with WiFi scanning that sometimes caused scanning to continue even after
exiting the Settings app, causing additional power consumption and slower WiFi
connectivity until the device was restarted.
• Fixed an issue where, in some cases, Ultra HDR images didn't display correctly in Google
Photos.
• Fixed an issue where, when a user who had enabled Fingerprint Unlock tried to launch an
activity from Quick Settings on the lock screen on a device that has an in-display
fingerprint scanner, the sensor sometimes failed to activate, forcing the user to relock the
device and unlock the device first before accessing Quick Settings.
• Fixed an issue where, when a user who had enabled both Fingerprint Unlock and Face
Unlock tried to launch an intent by tapping on a notification and then authenticated using
their face, the intent didn't launch and the user was brought back to the lock screen.
• Fixed an issue where a white or black bar was sometimes displayed between the status bar
and the top of an open app.
• Fixed an issue where the background color of the "Add to homescreen" dialog was fuchsia
instead of its usual color.
• Fixed an issue on Pixel Tablet devices where interacting with the device while transitioning
from the screen saver to the low light clock could cause the system UI to crash.
• Fixed an issue on Pixel Tablet devices where the home screen sometimes only displayed
the wallpaper but no app icons after unlocking the device.
• Fixed an issue on Pixel Tablet and Pixel Fold devices that caused the foreground and
background colors on certain screens to have insufficient color contrast to enhance
accessibility.
• Fixed an issue on Pixel Fold devices where wallpapers that were applied to the lock screen
displayed left-aligned instead of center-aligned on the outer display.
• Fixed an issue on Pixel Fold devices where the "Tap to check phone" feature sometimes
stopped working after folding and unfolding the device.
• Fixed an issue on Pixel Fold devices with 3-button navigation enabled where folding and
unfolding the device while on the home screen could cause the navigation buttons to
become misaligned.
• Fixed an issue on Pixel Fold devices where the wallpaper picker showed a blank thumbnail
for the default live wallpaper option.
• Fixed an issue on Pixel Fold devices that sometimes caused two clocks to display on the
lock screen.
• Fixed an issue on Pixel Fold devices that caused the clock on the lock screen to appear
clipped.
• Fixed an issue on Pixel Fold devices that caused widgets to overlap or stack on top of each
other in some cases.
• Fixed an issue on Pixel Fold devices where an app icon on the home screen couldn't be
moved out of a folder while the device was unfolded.
• Fixed an issue that could cause the Pixel launcher to crash in some cases.
• Fixed system stability issues that caused UI jank in some cases.
Beta testers can expect a smoother experience after installing the update with slightly better battery life due to the fixes. 9 of these patches aimed to improve the experience on Pixel Fold devices, clearly focusing on the new product recently launched at Google I/O. Users on the following Pixel devices can expect to receive the update as an OTA:
• Pixel 4a (5G)
• Pixel 5 and 5a
• Pixel 6 and 6 Pro
• Pixel 6a
• Pixel 7 and 7 Pro
• Pixel 7a
• Pixel Fold
• Pixel Tablet
If you're using a port ROM, you might have to wait for the port developers to update the ROM manually. This update did not address some of the top open issues, including people reporting their screens randomly going all green and phone calls not being logged in the phone app.
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