Android 13 highlights: All the greatest new increases | Liabletech

Android 13 is currently out, and keeping in mind that updates to the working framework aren't generally so huge as in past forms, the upgrades incorporate a couple of visual enhancements, more customization choices, and a slight expansion in client security.

According to Google, Android 13 OS is presently accessible for Pixel clients. In the mean time, gadgets from OEMs like Samsung, Nokia, iQOO, Realme, Xiaomi, Oppo, OnePlus, Asus, Sony, Vivo, Tecno Mobile, Motorola, Sharp, and more will get the update "in the not so distant future."

Below are some of the new features and updates of the new OS, Android 13, the successor of Android 12.

The Android 13 comes with an improved Material You design. It allows you to customize the icons of non-Google apps, so it matches your wallpaper, themes, and colors. Thus, it's a nice and easy way to create a more stylish and uniform UI for yourself.

This app allows you to change the language of certain apps while maintaining a different language for the rest of the phone. For instance, English is your default language. On Facebook, though, it is set to Filipino.

Prevent unauthorized use of your clipboard. If you copy sensitive information, such as your email address, phone number, or login credentials, Android will automatically wipe your clipboard history after a period of time.

It might be annoying to receive notifications for nearly every app, especially the less important ones. You can certainly disable them by searching through the options. Android 13 simplifies this process by displaying a pop-up message asking if you want to get notifications for a newly downloaded app.

Multiple users are now supported on Android 13 for devices that are shared. This is useful when lending your phone to a friend or relative. This would also secure your images from nosy pals who are hoping to sneak a peek at the information you are so eager to offer.

You will soon be able to copy and paste content, such as a URL, image, or video, from your Android phone to your tablet. Likewise, you can begin on your tablet and copy to your phone.

Android 13 makes multitasking on your tablet easier. With the improved taskbar on tablets, you can effortlessly drag and drop any app in your library into split-screen mode.

Google has already incorporated this tool that enables you to monitor your app activity, such as how your data is being used. This data typically persists for up to 24 hours. What's new with the upgrade, though, is the ability to view app activity for up to seven days, giving you a clearer picture of what's happening with your data.

The media player now appears much more streamlined than before. New features, color schemes, and background styles are introduced to complement the currently playing song. A playback bar, as well as shuffle and repeat, have been added.

• Stream messaging apps on laptops
• Updated taskbar on tablets
• Spatial Audio with head tracking (select devices)
• New media output switcher
• HDR video support on third-party apps

To review, the Android 13 beta was sent off in February 2022, showing a few highlights of the new working framework and its rollout plan.