NEWS  Google  March 30, 2024  Reading time: ~1 minute)

Max (RS editor)

Scrolling issues have been a persistent thorn in the side of some Google Pixel users for years, and with the recent release of the Pixel 8, these problems have resurfaced. However, a ray of hope shines on the horizon as Google asserts that Pixel scrolling issues will be a thing of the past with the advent of Android 15.

The scrolling "stuttering" issue on Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro has been reported hundreds of times by users. This problem manifests not only within the system but also in various applications. 

Google has stated that this issue is "fixed", with the solution set to be rolled out as part of the "next Android release", likely referring to Android 15. Ongoing optimizations in performance and power are expected to accompany the release of Android 15, with improvements aimed at reducing overall system UI jank and enhancing performance in specific Android applications.

Despite the promise of relief, Android 15's final release is still on the horizon, with the current stage being the second developer preview. This development marks a familiar cycle for Pixel users, reminiscent of previous instances where Google acknowledged and resolved similar issues. 

As Pixel users eagerly anticipate the arrival of Android 15 and the promised resolution of scrolling woes, the focus remains on Google's commitment to delivering an optimal user experience through continuous software improvements and optimizations.

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