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However, it also includes many significant behavioral and platform changes under the hood, as well as several new platform APIs that developers should be aware of.

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Building on the foundation laid by Android 12, described by many as the biggest Android OS update since 2014, this year’s Android 13 release refines the feature set and tweaks the user interface in subtle ways.

What’s new in Android 13 Developer Preview 2?Īndroid 13, also known by its internal dessert name Android Tiramisu, is the latest version of the Android operating system.

What’s new in Android 13 Developer Preview 1?.

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Picture-in-picture mode support comes to Google TV.

HDMI state changes are surfaced to the MediaSession lifecycle.

Safer exporting of context-registered receivers.

Non-dangerous permission to read the phone state.

Disable the screenshot shown in the recents overview.

Background access of body sensors requires new permission.

Computer and App Streaming device profiles.

Schedule exact alarms without user prompts.

Loading time improvements via GameState hints.

Block users from adding new WiFi networks.

Camera2 improvements: Preview stabilization, jitter reduction, 60fps streams.

USB HAL 2.0 with support for limiting power transfer and audio docks.

Virtualization support for isolated compilation.

Memory Tagging Extension for Armv8.5+ devices.

Linux kernel version requirement update.

Hardware support for Android’s Identity Credential API.

Full-disk encryption support removed from Android.

Better error reporting for Keystore and KeyMint.

Multiple Enabled Profiles on a single eSIM.

Custom component for the Quick Access Wallet activity.

environment variable now points to ART module.

Android’s ultra-wideband stack becomes a Mainline module.

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Android’s Bluetooth stack is now a Mainline module.ART update brings lower memory use and faster runtime performance.Audio HAL 7.1 with Ultrasound & latency mode.Improved line heights for non-Latin scripts.Sideloaded apps may be blocked from accessing Accessibility and Notification Listener APIs.SAF no longer allows access to subdirectories under ‘Android’.Hardware camera and microphone toggle support.Updated rules for putting apps in the restricted App Standby Bucket.Prefetch jobs that run right before an app’s launch.Notifications for excessive background battery use.High-priority FCM quota decoupled from app standby buckets.Foreground service manager and notifications for long-running foreground services.Defer boot completed broadcasts for background restricted apps.Control an app’s ability to turn on the screen.Media controls are now derived from PlaybackState.Enabling silent mode disabled all haptics.Do Not Disturb may be rebranded to Priority mode.Button rearrangement in the notification shade.Lock screen rotation enabled on large screen devices.Unified search bar for the home screen and app drawer.Bottom search bar in launcher app drawer.Vibration sliders for alarm and media vibrations.Toggle to show the vibrate icon in the status bar.Control smart home devices without unlocking the device.

Taskbar adds app predictions row and search bar.

Launch an app in split screen from its notification.

Drag to launch multiple instances of an app in split-screen.

Disable the long-press home button action.

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It’s easier to install apps to guest profiles.NFC & NFC-F payment support for work profiles.Spatial audio with head tracking support.Quick Settings tiles for color correction & one-handed mode.Accessibility magnifier can now follow the text as you type.You can easily return to the ToC by clicking the link in the sidebar on the left if you’re browsing on desktop, or by tapping the arrow on the bottom right of the screen if you’re browsing on mobile. The ToC includes hyperlinks to each section header, so you can quickly navigate to a particular section. To navigate this article, we highly recommend using the table of contents to navigate between sections. Although Google has not publicly documented many of the changes in Android 13, we have painstakingly combed through the Android developer docs, AOSP Gerrit, and other sources to put together a comprehensive changelog of everything new in Android 13. This article documents all of the changes we found in Android 13 so developers can prepare their applications or devices while users can know what to expect from the new version.

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