The Google Pixel 6 and 6 Pro finally received the January update. In addition, Google also released the system image and OTA file of the Pixel duo. The January Update brings all the fixes from the December Update plus some new fixes for this month.
If you’re updating from the November patch, the pulled update will be 215MB, and if you’re updating from the December patch, it’s only 40MB.
Google Pixel 6 Pro
Google’s support page has a long list of updates. Major fixes include using the call screen and bug squeezing related to making emergency calls. In some cases, there are also issues related to battery drain. There are also some general UI fixes for a smoother user experience and Wi-Fi should be more stable.
Our January software update will start rolling out # pixel 6 and today’s Pixel 6 Pro devices. This will include all the fixes listed for the December Update and the January Update. Learn more about our updated post here: https://t.co/R4br1MnqqZ
— Made by Google (@madebygoogle) January 14, 2022
The past few months have not been fun for Pixel 6 users after the December update. It was designed to fix bugs in previous software versions, but ended up causing signal problems for users worldwide. It even caused Google to disable some of its Pixel-exclusive features due to a bug, while some users were updated to December and others were left on the November update until Google could fix all issues with a delayed December update – This will never come for those who are stuck on the November update.
The Pixel 6 and 6 Pro update finally started rolling out today, January 14, as Google promised, and should be rolling out to all Pixel 6 devices next week. Meanwhile, the January update started rolling out to older Pixel users on January 4.
