Android 16 QPR1 Beta 2 has a hidden lock screen clock customization option that lets you change the font style with a tap.

Google has released Android 16, which is now available for compatible devices. It boasts several new features, including camera upgrades and live notification updates.

Google has reportedly fixed the bug that caused nav buttons and gestures to become unresponsive. But the fix has not been rolled out yet.

Some Pixel owners report unresponsive buttons, broken gestures, and other weird behavior. So far, Google hasn't said a thing.

One of Android 16's most notable new features is the introduction of Live Updates, which are essentially Google's version of Apple's Live Activities. This allows app developers to implement notifications which include live progress bars, helping users to keep track of time-sensitive activities such as Uber trips and food deliveries.

Google's highly anticipated Android 16 update, which rolled out on Pixel phones last week, has become a source of frustration for a growing number of users.

Google has released the latest version of its in-car OS, Android Automotive 16 (AAOS). One of the main changes is the removal of the Weather card from the home screen, so now the Media card expands and displays more information, such as whether your latest food order is ready, as reported by Android Authority.

Android 16 debuts with smarter notifications, improved hearing aid support, and advanced security tools for high-risk users. It’s rolling out now to Pixel devices.

Samsung has impressed us with how quickly it started the One UI 8 beta, but some of Android 16's best features are missing.