Months after rolling out Android 13 to the world, Google is finally starting to roll it out to mobile devices. The tech giant also announced a list of devices eligible for the new Android 13 operating system.
Android 13 was one of the main highlights of Google’s I/O event earlier this year. Along with smartphones, Android 13 has been released to tablets and foldable devices. The latest operating system is based on the framework developed by Android 12. The latest operating system has a range of features with a major overhaul of the user interface. In addition to the intuitive user interface, Android 13 includes a number of security improvements aimed at enhancing privacy features.
Google announced on Monday that the new Android 13 will roll out first to its own line of devices, such as the Pixel 4, Pixel 4 XL, Pixel 4a, Pixel 4a (5G), Pixel 5 and 5a, Pixel 6, 6 Pro, and 6a. The tech giant also announced that Android 13 will roll out to other smartphone brands in the coming months. These brands include Samsung, Motorola, OnePlus, OPPO, Asus, Nokia, Realme, Sony, Vivo, Xiaomi, and more.
Key features of Android 13: Enhanced security and privacy. At the Google I/O event, the company announced plans to introduce an integrated security and privacy settings page on Android 13. The new settings will enhance the device’s data privacy and security. Users will also have color-coded indicators for users to measure their security status and improve their security by following the guidance provided by the operating system.
Custom look
As a follow-up to Material You, Google is rolling out more customization options with Android 13. The new operating system comes with pre-made color options that allow users to choose the look and feel that suits their preferences. Additionally, the color scheme chosen on the device will be reflected across the operating system, giving icons, wallpapers and styles a synchronized feel.
More language options
Android 13 will allow users to choose a different language for each app. According to the company, the feature is ideal for multilingual users who prefer different apps in different languages.
Notifications and permissions
The new OS will make apps seek the user’s permission to send notifications. It might be helpful for those users who tend to avoid a lot of notifications. This feature is similar to the one on Apple devices.
Control sharing of information with applications
This useful feature will allow the Android 13 operating system to automatically downgrade apps that require permissions after installation and no longer need them later.
Enhanced Bluetooth connectivity
Android 13 is supported by the Bluetooth Low Energy Audio feature, which allows users to share audio with friends and family. It will also let users subscribe to public radio, which aims to provide users with a high-fidelity audio experience. Also, the feature is power saving.
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