Google Says Fix for Android 7.1.1 Nougat's In-Car Bluetooth Connectivity Issues Is Coming Soon.

  • A number of Android 7.1.1 users reported in-car Bluetooth issues
  • The problem started back in October with the developer preview
  • Google has confirmed it will release a fix in a future build
A number of users have recently been reporting Bluetooth connectivity issues in cars with the new Android 7.1.1 Nougat update that was rolled out on Pixel, Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X smartphones last year. The in-car Bluetooth connection was giving problems for these devices, and this issue can be traced back to the beta programme launch of Android 7.1.1 Developer Preview in October. But this issue has now been fixed by Google, which the California-based giant is planning to roll out in a 'FutureRelease'.
As far as in October last year, the Android 7.1.1 Developer Preview had started reaching devices that included Pixel, Pixel XL, Huawei Nexus 6P and LG Nexus 5X. A number of early Nougat adopters took to Google's Developer bug-reporting forum where they had complained about the in-car Bluetooth connectivity problem with the software. The problem extends from intermittent connections to entire connectivity failures. By chance if the smartphones got connected users could not place hands-free calls, while some users faced a tough time connecting their devices with in-car Bluetooth manually, as well as problems like short-span connection and connection loss after a call ends.
In a threaded message, a Google developer has confirmed that this issue has been fixed, which will be available in a future build with a status that reads 'FutureRelease'. However, the post doesn't mention any specific time for the release of this fix. We can also assume that this fix could even be pushed via a minor update on Pixel, Nexus 6P, and Nexus 5X smartphones running Android 7.1.1 Nougat.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Vodafone Red Postpaid Plans Now Offer Unlimited Calls With Up to 40GB of Data.

Image
Vodafone Red Postpaid plans offer unlimited local calls The Vodafone Red plans start at Rs. 499 There's also a Rs. 2,999 plan available in select circles Telecom operator  Vodafone  has officially launched its new postpaid Vodafone Red plans with unlimited calls and associated data benefits. With the unveiling, the company has detailed two new plans. Earlier in the month, the company  introduced Vodafone Red , with four new plans offering unlimited calls and more data in a bid to combat  Reliance Jio  competition. And now, new additional plans of higher denominations have been introduced into the mix. Vodafone Red now has new Rs. 1,699 and Rs. 1,999 postpaid plans. The Rs. 1,699 Red postpaid plan comes with unlimited calls on home network as well as on roaming (i.e. free outgoing calls on roaming). It also comes with 100 text messages, and 20GB of bundled 4G/ 3G data for 4G smartphone users (16GB for non-4G smartphones). The Rs. 1,999 postpaid offers all the same
Read more

LG Sends Out MWC 2017 Event Invites; LG G6 Launch Likely.

Image
The company will host an event on February 26 It is largely expected to launch the LG G6 The LG G6 is pegged to sport a 5.7-inch QHD+ display LG has announced its presence at  MWC 2017 , and has sent out invites for an event on February 26. The company's invite has a silhouette of a smartphone, hinting that the  LG G6  flagship will be unveiled at the tech conference. The invite is pretty minimal with the tagline 'See More. Play More' in the centre. This hints at a large display size with a high pixel density, and the LG G6 is expected to come with a 5.7-inch QHD+ display. The event will begin at 4.30pm IST (12.00pm CET), with LG taking centre-stage in Barcelona. The company has been  teasing quite a few features  of its upcoming flagship, and the LG G6 is expected to come with waterproofing abilities, a big screen, and a good grip design. As mentioned, the smartphone is expected to sport the company's brand  new 5.7-inch QHD+ (1440x2880 pixels) dis
Read more

Opera Mini for Android Update Brings Faster Access to Downloads, Facebook Notification Bar, and More.

Image
The new update is available via Play Store The update will now scan for downloadable content on sites like Facebook Facebook notification bar can now be added to the app drawer Opera Mini is a popular browser on mobile platforms for its data saving functionality and customisations. Opera has rolled out a new update for  Opera Mini  for Android that brings a few new features. The  update  extends the browser's compression technology allowing users to now save pages for offline use, compressing the page to as little as 10 percent of its original size. The compression works so that the essential content is saved minus the "unwanted frills", as the update describes it. A notable new feature, available you are in the Extreme data savings mode, automatically scans social media, MP3, and movie download sites for direct download links. The downloadable content will show up in a drop-down menu right at the top of your screen, making it easy for you to find you were
Read more