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Google Addresses Bugs with Android 17 QPR3 Beta 2 Update

Google has been facing a series of PR challenges lately, but the tech giant is taking steps to rectify many of these issues. The recent release notes for Android 17 QPR3 Beta 2, as reported by 9to5 Google, highlight the resolution of a total of 21 bugs.

A significant focus of the update has been on improving network and cellular connectivity, with notable enhancements in this area. Among the resolved issues are unexpected shutdowns during WhatsApp video calls and connectivity problems with the Dish Network in the US.

A common issue that has been widely reported is phones crashing and requiring a reboot during regular use, a problem that this latest update aims to fix.

Additional improvements include addressing a bug that caused overlap and stuttering on the lock screen when multiple notifications were displayed simultaneously.

Google asserts that numerous other bugs have been resolved, and the expectation is that Android 17 will be significantly more stable in the coming weeks.

The contrast with Apple’s recent smooth launch of iOS 27, showcasing its capabilities on the latest iPhone 18 Pro, highlights the importance of Google’s efforts to enhance the user experience.