If you own an eligible Pixel phone, now might be a good time to test the Android 16 Beta 3 update—but remember, since this is a beta version, it may contain bugs. Stay tuned for more details on its stable release.

Android 16 reaches platform stability, as Google releases the third beta. Google has one more beta scheduled for next month, with the final release

Google has released the third beta of Android 16, bringing the latest refinements before the stable version’s June launch. While Google has kept quiet about the full list of Beta 3 features, one major addition is confirmed – Auracast support.

Google has rolled out Android 16 Beta 3. According to Google’s timeline, the stable version of Android 16 could be released as early as May or June, with Pixel devices likely being one of the the first to receive the update by the end of the month.

Google is updating Android to support Auracast, a Bluetooth LE technology that makes it possible to create, listen to and switch between public broadcasts of Bluetooth audio on the devices you already own.

Google announces Android 16 Beta 3, bringing accessibility tools along with it. It brings a feature that allows low-vision users to read texts more comfortably with Text Outline. Android 16 Beta 3 introduces a feature called "Local Network Protection,