Google launched Android 13 for Pixel phones with new features. The company also announced that the new operating system version would come to other Android-based devices later this year. Android 13 is the latest version; it has many innovative features. Here are the details about the update.
Your devices feel unique to you with Android 13
The technology giant released its latest operating system version Android 13. We know that Google used delicious, sweets-based codenames for Android versions. For example, Android 4.4 KitKat or Android 9 Pie. However, Google doesn’t use these codenames for marketing purposes just. Its developers use them. For Android 13, the name is Tiramisu, following up on the not-officially used Snow Cone for Android 12, Red Velvet Cake for Android 11, and Android 10’s Quince Tart.
Android 13 Features
Android 13 has an advanced design and style that builds on Material You. You can specialise non-Google apps similar to your phone’s wallpaper theme and colours. You can make your home screen more united and unique to your style.
The latest version comes with an updated media player that tailors its look and feels based on the music or podcast you’re listening to. For instance, while listening to music, the media player will show album artwork and has a playback bar that dances as you progress through a song. You can even use it for media played on Chrome.
Android will automatically clear your clipboard history when you copy sensitive data like your device’s email address, phone number, or login credentials. It will prevent any unwanted access to your clipboard. You can also choose the specific photos and videosyou share with your apps.
Android 13 adopts Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) Audio, a new Bluetooth audio standard that results in lower latency than classic audio. This feature lets you hear the audio in better sync with the sound’s source, reducing delay. You will also be able to have fun with upgraded audio quality and broadcast audio to multiple devices at the same time with Bluetooth Low Energy (LE).
Android 13 also has many other features in addition to the features above. It comes with HDR video support on third-party camera apps, an updated media output switcher, braille displays for Talkback, and more. You can have experiences of a connected set across your other devices like your tablets and laptops.
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