Technically, Google only releases one major Android version per year – this year it was Android 17. However, the company also works on Quarterly Platform Releases (also known as QPRs), which it serves up to Pixel devices as well as in the form of AOSP images. Yesterday, Google rolled out Android 17 QPR 1 Beta 8 to Pixels and now Android QPR 2 Beta 2.
Strangely, the release notes make no mention of what has changed since QPR 2 Beta 1. Below you can find the changelog for QPR 2 Beta 1.
If you want to try out Beta 2 on your phone, you can join the Android Beta Program. OTA updates are available for the following models:
As promised, here is the changelog for the previous Android 17 QPR 2 Beta 1:
| 256GB 16GB RAM | $ 668.00![]() | £ 459.00![]() |
| 512GB 16GB RAM | $ 765.00![]() | |
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| 256GB 16GB RAM | $ 897.00![]() | £ 869.99![]() |
| 512GB 16GB RAM | $ 1,149.00![]() | £ 925.00![]() |
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| 128GB 8GB RAM | $ 409.99![]() | £ 371.54![]() |
| 256GB 8GB RAM | $ 699.00![]() | £ 399.90![]() |
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Yes, those 3 features they have added compared to android 16 will change our collective lives! Seriously they should drop yearly releases and go to the desktop release schedule. Same os for a decade and only then change. There is very little lef...
Now THAT is some happy news to hear in 2026, i wonder what phone will support it first by default
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