There are still a bunch of new things being added to Android 16 beta 3, however. Google has made a point of mentioning new security and accessibility features, including support for Auracast Bluetooth technology.

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’s accessibility tools have let you make on-screen text easier to read with options for bold text and high-contrast text. Android 16 Beta 3 is replacing the latter with a new “outline text” mode. This drops a largely opaque background under text for a look that feels a lot like closed captioning, enhancing contrast further still.