Google has announced the first update of its upcoming Android 13 operating system. The company has released the Android 13 Developer Preview first Update. This allows you to see upcoming Android updates from Google in advance. The Developer Preview build is available for app developers on Pixel devices such as Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 6, Pixel 5a 5G, Pixel 5, Pixel 4a (5G), Pixel 4a, Pixel 4 XL and Pixel 4. As the name suggests, this is a fairly early version of Android 13.
As a result, many errors and problems can occur. Based on the original device, non-flash “preview developers” are highly recommended for users. Users who have been engaged by the developer receive future updates and beta updates via OTA.
Android 13 Releasing Schedule and Roadmap
According to Google’s roadmap, the first beta will appear in April and two release candidates in June and July. The final stable version is expected by the end of the year, around the time the next Pixel will be launched.
Android 13 Features
Get minor updates with Android 13. Don’t forget how to choose all color interface system based on your wallpaper? Well, in Android 13, the app also applies your color based on the background. Google says developers should use a monochromatic scale, and the content of an icon takes care of the rest.
Additionally, Android 13 with a new Image Selection API will allow users to specify images or videos to share with the program, which requires full access to the gallery. According to Google, even smartphones with Android 11 or later will be able to take advantage of this feature with a system update on Google Play.
As this is a developer preview, it also offers some new developer-specific features, such as optimization for foldable devices, tablets, and large-screen devices like Chromebooks. The new Quick Settings Deployment API allows developers to add prompts to their apps and require users to add their app’s Quick Settings switch to drawers. Starting with Android 13, users can also set individual apps to display a language other than that of the system.
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