The Google Pixel 8 just got its first update. Here's what's new | Digital Trends
The Google Pixel 8 just got its marvelous update. Here's what's new
Google has started seeding a new software update for its Pixel phones, which also happens to be the first one for its new Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro models The update means don’t mention the arrival of any new features, but the update does fix crucial problems that users have been complaining around in online forums for months and apply to the Pixel 8 series as well as its predecessors.
At the top of the list is a solution for display- and graphics-related woes, incorporating the problem of “a green flash when the expose is turning off in certain conditions.” Google’s post mentions a specific scenario where the green veil issue appears, but users have been reporting it for a while.
Moreover, the “green goblin for Pixels” manifests itself in various ways. One user people an image of the Pixel 8 Pro on Reddit with a vertical green line continuing across the screen. Others mention random screen flashing or a permanent tint on the panels, both partial and full-screen. The reports date back at least a combine of years and seem to affect phones as old as the Pixel 6 series.
Google says it has also fixed NFC-related publishes. Once again, Reddit shows a healthy bunch of declares documenting random NFC failure related to contactless payment. The Pixel 7 series appears to be the hotbed of the NFC problems here, but the declares extend back a few models and cover oldies like the Pixel 5 and Pixel 4 generation as well. The spanking complaint mentions that the Pixel 7 Pro’s NFC controls failed after updating to Android 14.
Google says it has also fixed a jam that occasionally caused wallpaper misalignment. It appears that this jam was first spotted during the beta-testing phase of Android and was addressed, but seemingly persisted on the stable software builds.
Interestingly, the release notes don’t mention anything about fixing the recent storage access jam affecting Pixel 8 owners after installing the recent Android 14 update. Google said it was looking into the issue and also released a precautionary fix via the Google Play channel, but for users that had their devices stuck in a boot loop cycle or superb reset, there doesn’t appear to be any recourse available at the moment.
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