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#NSTViral: 'Even robots get nervous': Shaky android amuses Netizens [WATCH]

KUALA LUMPUR: A robot that appeared to suffer from “stage fright” has amused social media users after it was filmed shaking uncontrollably on stage at a government programme.

#NSTViral: 'Even robots get nervous': Shaky android amuses Netizens [WATCH]

Google has begun rolling out Android 17 QPR3 Beta 1 for its Pixel devices. This version is expected to lead to a stable release in March 2027. Users can submit any issues they encounter through the Android Beta Feedback app on their Pixel devices, either from the application drawer or Quick Settings. Additional support can be found in the Android Beta community on Reddit.

System images for the update are now available for a wide range of Pixel devices, as well as the Android Emulator. To participate, one must join the Android Beta Program and receive the update via an over-the-air (OTA) installation. Those who wish to avoid the Beta program and receive the public stable release of Android 17 QPR2 can opt-out of the update without erasing their device's data.

However, if they opt-out after installing Beta 1 or any subsequent updates, all user data will be lost according to the standard program guidelines. The 'Downgrade' OTA will be triggered in such cases. Users are advised to ignore the QPR3 Beta 1 update and instead wait for the Android 17 QPR2 public release. For more news, 9to5Google on YouTube offers additional coverage.

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