Google Pixel smartphone users facing issues after receiving Android 13 update: All details

Last Update: 21 August 2022, 14:03 IST

Google Pixel 6a has been launched in India for Rs 43,999. (Image credit: News18 / Darab Mansoor Ali)

Google released the new Android 13 update for its existing Pixel smartphones this week, but some users have encountered a number of problems after installing the new version.

Google this week rolled out the new Android 13 update for existing Pixel smartphone users, but not everything went as planned. Many users have faced delays in receiving the update, while some have noticed that the Android 13 update has rendered some features unusable.

New reports suggest that Pixel users are unable to use wireless charging after installing the latest operating system (OS).

Sharing their issue on forums like Reddit, these Pixel users have complained that their phone is not supporting wireless charging after the Android 13 update.

The reported problem has been seen in models like Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro as well as Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL. These premium phones support wireless charging, whereas the Pixel 3a, 4a and even 6a may not have a problem as they do not support the feature.

Google hasn’t officially confirmed the problem, but we expect a software fix should ideally take care of the problem. Wireless charging is an add-on feature to Pixel smartphones and we’re not sure how the new Android version update has made it unusable.

Apart from wireless charging, the Android 13 update seems to have caused more problems for Pixel users. Some Google Fi users talked about not being able to access Rich Communication Services (RCS) to connect on their Pixel phones after installing Android version 13.

Google recently launched the Pixel 6a smartphone in several countries, including India, where the company hasn’t launched a Pixel phone since the Pixel 4a a few years back. New Pixel smartphone launched India 43,999 and you have only one RAM variant in the market

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