Android 16 is out, sure — but a lot of it major features aren't. Here's everything missing from the Android 16 stable update right now.

The official release date for Android 16 is June 10. This release is earlier than usual (last year’s release was September), and Google has already scheduled another “minor”

Currently, if you manually toggle dark mode on or off, schedules stop working. The only way to get them back is to set up your schedule again and then never toggle dark mode. Google initially marked this as " intended behavior ," but a more recent bug report was accepted as a valid issue.

One of Android 16's most notable new features is the introduction of Live Updates, which are essentially Google's version of Apple's Live Activities. This allows app developers to implement notifications which include live progress bars, helping users to keep track of time-sensitive activities such as Uber trips and food deliveries.

Android 16 is out with smarter notifications, adaptive refresh, improved security, and better support for hearing devices and multitasking.

Android 16 now features iOS-style live notifications on the lock screen for real-time updates and Google’s new Material 3 Expressive design language. There are new capabilities for safeguarding against theft and scams, along with an updated advanced protection mode to maintain security and privacy for public figures.

Google has announced a slew of upgrades to Google Home, including easier automations, PiP functionality, and more.

Google is planning to launch Material 3 Expressive in September, according to Android Authority.