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OnePlus Nord 2T starts receiving Android 13 based Oxygen OS 13 in India

OnePlus Nord 2T gets stable Android 13 update in India 

OnePlus&nbsp;Nord 2T starts receiving Android 13 based Oxygen OS 13 in India

OnePlus has begun rolling out the stable version of Android 13 based OxygenOS 13 to users who participated in the Open Beta program. The update is currently available only for Nord 2T users in India. The company will test the update with a small group of users before releasing it in other regions.&nbsp;
OxygenOS 13 for the OnePlus Nord 2T includes the new Aquamorphic Design, December 2022 security patches, and various new features as per the changelog. If early adopters do not report any issues, the update should be widely available in the upcoming weeks.

Google's new developer kit allows users to use new android features on older phones

Android 13 features now available on older devices with Extension SDK

Google's new developer kit allows users to use new android features on older phones

Google has released its Extension Software Developer Kit (SDK) that allows developers to add Android 13 features to apps running on earlier versions of Android 11 and 12. This means that users with older devices can now access features like the Photo Picker, which is exclusive to Android 13.
The Extension SDK is publicly available and serves as a testing platform for the upcoming Android Privacy Sandbox, which aims to replace the current ad-tracking system.

Samsung's entry-level phones, Galaxy F12 and Galaxy A03 are getting Android 13 update.

Galaxy A03 and Galaxy F12 gets Android 13 update

Samsung's entry-level phones, Galaxy F12 and Galaxy A03 are getting Android 13 update.

Samsung is releasing Android 13 updates for the Galaxy A03 and Galaxy F12. These updates will include the latest version of OneUI Core, version 5.0 on both the devices.
 Currently, the Galaxy A03 is receiving the update in Serbia, and the Galaxy F12, which is exclusive to India, is receiving the update in India. The Galaxy F12 update also includes the November 2022 security patch, which addresses 46 security vulnerabilities.&nbsp;
 It is worth mentioning that both of these devices were initially released with Android 11, and Samsung is making great efforts and is so far the only brand to provide Android 13 updates to their entry-level phones like the A03 and F12.

ColorOS 13 based on Android 13 has been officially revealed. OPPO has made some major changes and improvements in terms of personalisation, the Android Experience, new features and more! ColorOS 13 Beta will begin rolling out in India from September.

Oppo Android 13 Update: meet ColorOS 13 and its new features!

ColorOS 13 based on Android 13 has been officially revealed. OPPO has made some major changes and improvements in terms of personalisation, the Android Experience, new features and much more! ColorOS 13 Beta will begin rolling out in India from September 2022 on devices like the Oppo Reno 8 Pro 5G. Let's take a look at some of most exciting features on ColorOS 13 in this editorji review.

<div data-pm-slice="1 1 []" data-en-clipboard="true">ColorOS 13 is Oppo's latest take on Android 13, so join us as we take you through all of its best new features!</div>

ColorOS has always focused on simple design language to make for an easier-to-use interface, and with this latest version, that idea has been taken even further.
<h3>Home screen</h3>
The Home Screen looks fresher, and improvements have been made to personalisation. For instance, there's the Shelf, which is a feature we've seen previously on OxygenOS. It offers a quick glance at information through widgets with just a quick swipe down on the Home Screen.
Apart from this, you also get the live Blossom wallpaper. It shows a plant design that blossoms and then withers over time once you cross your daily screen-time limit.
<h3>App Icons</h3>
The app icons on ColorOS 13 have been tweaked to offer more contrast, that Oppo says should increase visibility for folks with visual impairments. Some icons also feature slightly different designs compared to the previous generation, so that's a nice touch. But that's not all you can do with the icons, because ColorOS 13 brings themed icons, that can be customised to match colours with whatever wallpaper you set for the Home Screen. But perhaps the most helpful upgrade with the icons is Enlarged Folders, which means you can open apps that sit in folders on the Home Screen directly, without first having to open the folder itself.
It takes a bit more space, sure, but it's still nice to have the option to toggle this feature on or off.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/oppo-reno-8-review-style-with-substance-1658499264669">Oppo Reno 8 review: Style with substance?</a>
<h3>Control Center</h3>
Now, the Shelf isn't the only new feature when you swipe down, because the Control Center also sees some changes.
For instance, you'll notice that the toggles for Wi-Fi, Mobile Data and Media Playback are larger, allowing for quicker access to them. This means that if you want to do things like change what Wi-Fi network you're on, you can do it with one swipe, as compared to the two swipes that were needed on the previous generation. Plus, the Control Center works even better now in landscape mode, because it pushes all the toggles to the left hand side, and your notifications to the right hand side--it's a really intuitive design.
<h3>Multi-screen Connect/PC Connect</h3>
Connecting your Oppo smartphone to a Windows PC is something that's also new with ColorOS 13. Simply download the Multi-screen connect program from <a href="https://connect.oppo.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">https://connect.oppo.com</a>, and bippity-boppity-boo you have your smartphone screen on your computer. Apart from browsing your entire smartphone's interface wirelessly, you can also use the program to transfer files and media quite quickly. That's not all, Multi-screen Connect also lets you display three windows from the phone at once, which is pretty good for on-the-go productivity.
Now, all of this wireless wizardry doesn't use any mobile data at all, but you do need a PC that supports Wi-Fi direct and Bluetooth 4.1 or higher, so that's worth keeping in mind if you plan to use this feature a lot.
<h3>Always-On Display</h3>
Another upgrade to ColorOS 13 has come in the form of the Always-on Display function for smartphones that support it.
New AOD options include Spotify, which is really cool and lets you control music playback without having to turn on your device at all. Sure, it might suck up a bit more battery, but it's still a pretty nifty feature to have.
Oppo has also said that users in India will have access to AODs for food delivery apps like Swiggy and Zomato.
You also get this 'Home' AOD that shows you the impact of climate change, with animated graphics of either polar bears, penguins or this clown fish.
However, apart from all that, one AOD that keen users of previous OnePlus phones might notice in ColorOS 13 is Insight AOD. Yes, it has made it's way to Oppo now, and like before, it's a cool way of seeing how you interact with your smartphone on a daily basis.
<h3>Security &amp; Privacy</h3>
One of my favourite functional features on ColorOS 13 is the Auto-pixelation feature, which makes sending screenshots of chats in WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger a much safer experience. Now, previous generations of ColorOS did still have the 'Mosaic' feature in the photo editor, but there's now an 'Auto' function, that does it for you. Apart from this, ColorOS 13 comes with Private Safe, that can encrypt select files using AES encryption and store them in a private directory.
<h3>Kid Space</h3>
Kid Space is yet another neat addition to ColorOS 13, that makes it easier to hand over your phone to a child without being too worried.
It can, for instance, remind a child user to correct their posture if it detects them tilting their heads or lying down. It can also alert the child to view the phone from an appropriate distance if it thinks they're too close to the screen. Apart from these healthy screen time habits, Kid Space lets you customise the Home Screen experience so that children can only access the apps that you want them to, without the need for physical supervision.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/oppo-reno-8-pro-review-the-best-reno-phone-ever-1659959712923">Oppo Reno 8 Pro Review: The best Reno phone ever?</a>
<h3>Oppo Android 13 Beta Update Rollout</h3>
If you're wondering when your Oppo device will receive the ColorOS 13 Beta update, here's the tentative roll-out plan for devices sold in India:
From September 2022: Reno8 Pro 5G
From October 2022: Reno8 5G, Reno7 Pro 5G, Reno7 5G, Reno6 5G, F21 Pro, K10 5G, A76
From November 2022: Reno6 Pro 5G, Reno 6 Pro 5G Diwali Edition, Reno5 Pro 5G, F21 Pro 5G, F19 Pro+, K10, A96
From December 2022: Find X2, A74 5G
From H1 2023: OPPO Pad Air, F19 Pro, F19, F19s, A77, A57, A55, A53s 5G

Android 13 has arrived earlier than expected.

Android 13 officially arrives on Google Pixel phones

Android 13 has arrived earlier than expected.

Android 13, this year's main Android upgrade, is now officially available for Google's Pixel phones. The yearly upgrade is released a bit earlier than normal, after the October 2021 release of Android 12 and the September 2020 release of Android 11.
<h3>Android 13 new features</h3>
Android 13 has the ability to modify non-Google app icons to match your homescreen background, as well as a new permission to reduce notification spam and a new option to limit which of your photographs and videos an app may access.
The update also adds support for spatial audio with head tracking, which is meant to make sounds appear to come from a fixed place in space when you move your head while wearing compatible headphones, similar to a feature available on Apple's AirPods.&nbsp;
Also, like iMessage on the Mac, you can stream texts from apps like Google Messages directly to a Chromebook. In addition to its own Messages app, one of Google's promotional images shows the feature operating with the messaging service Signal, and the firm claims the functionality will work with many of your other favourite messaging applications.
The update also adds the ability to copy material from an Android phone and paste it on an Android tablet, and vice versa.
Other Android 13 features include the ability to set languages per app, a redesigned media player that adapts its appearance based on what you're listening to, Bluetooth Low Energy support for better sound quality at lower bitrates and lower latency, improved multitasking on large-screen devices with drag and drop support for multitasking, and improved palm rejection when using styluses.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/nothing-phone-1-review-a-glowing-debut-1659609631624">Nothing Phone 1 Review: A Glowing Debut!</a>

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