Essential Phone Android P Beta with bug fixes and June security patch rolling out

Google rolled out the Android P Beta 2 (DP3) update to Pixel series smartphones with final APIs, SDK, and Play Store publishing today. Now Essential Phone is getting the Android P Beta 1 update (DP2) with bug fixes & June security patch.  Android P is moving from Dev Preview to Beta on Essential Phone! This update, rolling out now, includes the latest Android P code integration, improved adaptive brightness range, various stability fixes and June Security Patches. Learn more here: https://t.co/LWeH1iWrKq pic.twitter.com/PPnRD3YpIy — Essential (@essential) June 7, 2018 The update includes Android P-code integration, improved adaptive brightness range, various stability fixes and June Security Patches. Google at the I/O 2018 event has opened up the beta update beyond Pixel phones and a handful of phones have got the developers beta update of Android P to test. The update to Essential Phone also brings improved adaptive brightness range and increased stability. Interestingly, the update moves Android P from Developer Preview to a Beta, while it doesn't mean it is ready as a daily driver, it does offer improved performance with better stability.  The company has mentioned a list of known issues that includes Outgoing SMS over IP not working, Wi-Fi Hotspot does not stay on, Cannot receive VT (Video ...