Let’s face it: If software updates are important to you, Asus is probably not the manufacturer you want to choose. Do you recall how long the ROG Phone 3 had to wait for Android 11 once the new version was released? When it comes to updates, you’d think something costing this much would be shoved through quickly, but that is not the case.
The business did promised two years of Android updates, and since the smartphone was introduced with Android 10 back in July 2020, it is now likely time for the device’s last significant update. A few months after the initial beta release, a new post on the ZenTalk forums has stated that Android 12 for the ROG Phone 3 is now out and accessible to download in the stable form.
The changelog that is included lists every update, and there are definitely plenty. Along with the sophisticated privacy features you’d expect from Android 12, ZenUI’s whole collection of system apps has undergone significant cosmetic updates.
Considering you get up to a massive 512GB of memory on the phone, there’s a good chance that you’re well clear of any storage woes. But if you’re the kind that hogs games from the Play Store (as one should on a gaming phone), make sure there’s a little over 2.92GB of space available for the update.
Mobile Manager, Contacts, Phone, File Manager, Clock, Gallery, Weather, Sound Recorder, Settings, Data Transfer, Local Backup, Setup Wizard, and System Update Apps have been modified.
Armory Crate’s newly designed console
Adjusted for Android 12 design include the quick settings panel, notification tray, and volume panel.
Additional privacy dashboard, clipboard access, microphone access, show camera and microphone indicators, and features
Replaced by Android 12 Emergency SOS was ASUS Safeguard.
new widget page design was added to Launcher. On the Overview screen, the Screenshot option’s placement was changed, and the Hotseat app symbol was eliminated.
Quick Settings Layout has been removed from Display Settings.
Because SIP calling is not natively supported by Android 12, ASUS phones no longer support it.
Some third-party apps are not currently supported by the Android 12 release, as stated in the release notes. A list of unsupported apps, nevertheless, has not been disclosed by Asus. The release notes neglect to mention that the upgrade also includes the June 2022 Android security fixes, which is a crucial piece of information.
You can get the update for your ROG Phone 3 by clicking one of the links provided below if you haven’t already. To assist users in rolling back to the Android 11 version, Asus has also supplied rollback packages. You can roll back to the Android 11 version if you experience any problems with the most recent update by downloading the rollback packages from the URLs below.
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