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In case you were wondering the internal dessert name: Android 13 is indeed “Tiramisu.” Android 13 Gets Android 12L UI Elements

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Stay tuned as we update this post with the stuff we’re finding in Android 13 on a device. The problem this solves was one where an app wanted to connect to nearby WiFi, but didn’t actually need device location – this should fix that. Google is adding a new (and soon-to-be-required) WiFi-related permission that allows devices to discover and connect to nearby devices over WiFi without needing location permission. So while this has been announced for Android 13, a whole bunch of people not with Android 13 will get it and be able to more securely share media. What’s really cool is that Google says it can push this new photo picker through a Google Play system update for devices running Android 11 or higher. The idea here is that the new picker will let you share stuff without an app needing permission to view all of your media. New photo picker and APIĪs a way to “help protect photo and video privacy of users,” Google is adding a new system photo and video picker that should securely allow users to share items. This feature was previously rumored back in December and is indeed official now.

The use case here is for multilingual users who may use a different language depending on the app. Google is adding support through a new API to allow apps to get or set a user’s preferred language. Google is asking developers to make a couple of tweaks to their icons to allow for Material You theming to take place, plus they are working with device makers to add icon themes as well.

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RELATED: How to install Android 13 Developer Preview 1Īfter first introducing a system-level icon theming feature in Android 12 that only covered Google’s own apps, we are getting support for non-Google apps in Android 13.

Ready? Here’s all that is new in Android 13 Developer Preview 1. And hopefully once we’ve done that, you can decide whether or not this first preview is right. However, stay calm, try to hold off from doing so, as this version is very much “for developers only.” We are about to dive in now and will update this post to let you know all that is new. We like to tinker with new stuff, especially when it comes to new versions of Android.

Many of you will have the itch to flash Android 13 Developer Preview 1 and play with all that’s new.