Android 13 will send you a notification when an app uses a significant portion of your battery over the course of a day, according to the Android Developers blog. You'd be surprised how much of your battery life a single app can gobble up - even when you're not actively using the app. Notifications about battery-draining apps
Among these are "spritz," a desaturated version of the color scheme, and "expressive," which incorporates hues differing from those that come by default with your wallpaper selection. But Android 13 will expand the feature to all apps, as long as the apps' developers agree to design alternate icons that are monochromatic.Ī rumor from AndroidPolice citing a "trusted source" says Android 13 will let you choose more options for color customization. In Android 12, only Google apps work with the adjustable color palette feature. The Android Developers blog says Android 13 will add even more color customization to Material You.
ANDROID 13 FOR ANDROID
The Material You redesign was the star of the show for Android 12, featuring UI color schemes that automatically adjust based on the wallpaper you select. In order to send you notifications, apps will need you to give them your permission - and you can say "no." The blog post shows a dialog box that asks, "Allow to send you notifications?" (You're then prompted to select "Allow" or "Don't allow".) Apple already requires developers to obtain your permission for apps to send you notifications. The second developer preview for Android 13 introduced a new feature called "notification permission," the Android Developers blog said.
(Android already has a document picker that allows for the same thing.) Apps need your permission to notify you This means when an app wants access to your images and videos - like social media and photo editing apps often do - you can select specific media files to share instead of granting access to all of them. According to Google's Android Developers blog, Android 13 will include a photo picker. It appears that Android 13 will bolster these privacy settings. New photo privacy featureĪndroid 12 introduced a kill switch that allows you to prevent apps from accessing your camera and mic, and it also added the option to show apps your approximate location instead of your exact whereabouts. If you have a different Android phone, like a Samsung, Motorola or OnePlus, you'll likely have to wait a few months after the initial release to experience Android 13. Keep in mind that Google sends Android updates to its Pixel phones first (and will probably ship the rumored Pixel 7 with Android 13). So we can reasonably assume that Android 13 will arrive in August this year. With Android 11 (2020) and Android 10 (2019), the final betas dropped in August, and the OS hit phones in September. Android 12's fifth and final beta came out in September 2021, and Google officially released the app in October. Judging from precedent, Android 13 could debut a month after that final beta. The beta in July is listed as the "near-final build for final testing." Read more: Best Android Phones You Can Buy in 2022 When's the Android 13 release date?Īlthough Google has not publicly revealed a specific release date for Android 13, the Android Developers blog provides a rough timeline for the rollout, with a beta coming out every month through July. We'll be periodically updating it with all the Android 13 buzz we can find. If you're curious about Android 13's release date, or if you're wondering what new features could hit your phone in the coming months (here are some of the best hidden features from Android 12), we recommend bookmarking this page. And we're likely to get even more clarity on the next-gen OS at Google I/O, which starts today. Between the beta and speculation from leakers, we're already learning a lot about how Android 13 could build on Android 12's privacy features, user-interface enhancements and Material You design overhaul.
ANDROID 13 PLUS
The Android 13 public beta arrived last month and with it came a clearer idea of the new features and functions coming to the rumored Pixel 7, plus eventually other Android devices later this year.
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