After many beta updates, leaks and other reports, Android 13 stable finally arrived in the hand of Pixel users and other companies will be distributed this update near future. Recently, much news about Android 13 comes after it goes live, one of these is Android 13 automatically cleans up clipboard content after 1 hour.
Also, Android 13 is providing high profile battery graph from the older phones of Pixel 6. Android 13 adds more than 150+ improvements. Of course, we’ve already introduced you to all the major improvements and changes. Google now describes the 13 most important innovations that many Pixel smartphone users can look forward to.
Android developers sometimes have different priorities than the users, so a look at the official list is also very interesting. It lists the 13 most important improvements that stand for this version and may be further expanded in the future – if possible.
The most important innovations in Android 13
- Android 13 comes with an evolved look and style that builds on Material You. You can customize non-Google apps to match your phone’s background and colors. This is how your start screen adapts to your style.
- For the many Android users who speak more than one language, we’ve added one of your most requested features. You can assign specific languages to individual apps, so you can use your smartphone’s system in one language and each of your apps in a different language.
- Android 13 features an updated media player that adapts its look and feels to the music or podcast you’re listening to. If you e.g. B. Listening to music, the media player displays the album art and has a play bar that dances during the song. This even works for media played through Chrome.
- Your well-being is important to Android, and getting enough sleep is key! With Android 13, you can further customize bedtime mode by dimming the wallpaper and choosing a dark theme. These screen options help your eyes adjust to the dark when you’re about to go to bed – and fall asleep again when you wake up in the middle of the night and use your smartphone.
- Gone are the days when you had to share your entire media library across your apps. In Android 13 you can now specifically select individual photos and videos that the apps should access.
- Prevents any unwanted access to your clipboard. If you copy sensitive data such as your email address, phone number or login data to your device, Android will automatically delete your clipboard history after a certain period of time.
- Android 13 helps you stay in control of your notifications, making sure you only get the notifications you asked for. The apps you download now require your explicit permission to send notifications instead of doing so by default.
- Feel like you’re in the middle of the action with spatial audio. On supported headphones that detect head movement, Spatial Audio shifts the sound source to match the rotation of your head. This gives you an even more intense listening experience on your Android smartphone or tablet.
- When you’re working on your laptop, you don’t want to interrupt your workflow to reply to a chat on your smartphone. Now you can stream your messaging apps straight to your Chromebook, allowing you to send and receive messages from your laptop. That goes for Google Messages, as well as many other popular messaging apps.
- Android 13 uses Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) audio, a new Bluetooth audio standard that offers lower latency than classic audio. With Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) audio, you can also enjoy better audio quality and stream to multiple devices simultaneously.
- Soon you will be able to copy content – like a URL, an image, a text or a video – from your Android smartphone and paste it onto your tablet. Or from your tablet to your smartphone.
- Multitasking on your tablet just got easier with Android 13. With the newly updated taskbar on tablets, you can see all your apps at a glance and easily drag and drop any app in your library into split screen mode.
- Android tablets register your palm and stylus pen as separate touches. Whether you’re writing or drawing on your tablet, you’ll notice fewer accidental touches caused by simply resting your hand on the screen.
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