In the middle of the excitement surrounding Apple's WWDC announcements, Google has started pushing out its June update for Pixel phones. A Feature Drop that was previously accessible on Google's QPR (Quarterly Platform Release) beta channel has been included to the current version. Google's At a Glance is now accessible from the Lock Screen, and Live Translate receives a few extra languages with this version.
Google's latest security updates are included in June's update, as well as a large list of bug fixes. Among these are bug fixes for the Google App, Gboard, Call Screen, and incoming phone calls. There's also some general battery life optimization, as well as enhancements to the fingerprint scanner's speed.
On Google's support site, you'll discover fixes for the camera, UI, display, sensors, Bluetooth stability enhancements, and system fixes. Google's June update is currently going out to all Pixel 4 and newer devices that are supported.
