The 2016-released Google Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones didn’t receive their November security patches on time, and tests are still being run to ensure the update is „ready“ for primetime. The 2016-released Google Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones didn’t receive their November security patches on time, and tests are still being run to ensure the update is „ready“ for primetime.
But there might be something wrong with the search giant’s original Pixels as well. It’s probably nothing big, although it’s serious enough that the latest monthly security update never made its way to the 2016-released stock Android handsets.
In a short statement issued to the folks over at In a short statement issued to the folks over at Android Police, Google comforted its hardcore fans by saying the November patch, which started rolling out to Pixel 2 and 3 generations last week, is in “final testing for the 2016 Pixel” duo.
Once the company is “confident the update is ready”, it will certainly deliver the goods to the OG 5 and 5.5-incher, but as far as the nature of this delay is concerned, there are no official details.
We’re looking at a highly unusual situation here, as the whole point of these monthly updates is that all eligible devices typically get them simultaneously. Bizarrely enough, the most recent (minor) security improvements are already available for the archaic Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P, as well as the Pixel C tablet, in addition to the Pixel 2,2 XL, 3, and 3 XL.
Oh, well, at least the first-gen Oh, well, at least the first-gen Google Pixel and Pixel XL are guaranteed another full year of these routine updates, unlike the last Nexuses standing. Besides, nothing particularly game-changing is included in the November changelog. Just a few small stability tweaks for notifications, apps using the picture-in-picture feature, and some other technical stuff.
It’s no longer a big secret that Google’s new Pixel 3 and 3 XL smartphones have been treating early adopters to the most diverse seriously disruptive, and simply hilarious bugs, glitches, and malfunctions.
