I don't know if you have a question, that is, Android 12 has been officially announced, but there are still many users using Android 11 and Android 10.
In the face of this problem, it may only be described as the optimization speed of each manufacturer is different, coupled with the different hardware parameters of the product itself, many models have no way to improve.
However, one of the reasons for the slow progress of the system is the problem of adaptation, not only the problem of mobile phone products, but also has a lot to do with software.
It can be said that after each update, there will be a lot of problems, such as software flashback, serious stuttering and large heat generation, which make the system adaptation speed slower.
However, some users updated to Android 12 and said that the new system did not bring much change, and the perception was not particularly obvious.
The point is that in this case, the market has announced a lot of news about Android 13, and there have been a lot of news of changes, feeling that the amount of information is large, or ushering in a big change!
So the author today to summarize a series of changes brought by Android 13, I feel that this time is not a simple change of version number.
Some features from UI design to functionality and other aspects will be changed, and it can be said that the expectation is high.
First of all, the layout of the lock screen clock will be changed, compared with the Android12 system, the clock will become a "two-line" layout, when there is a notification will become a single line, but Android 13 can completely disable the two-way clock layout.
And with the introduction of new language settings at the application level, users will be allowed to specify a different display language for each app running on their device.
It is also expected to fully support Bluetooth LE Audio, as well as new support for the Bluetooth A2DP codec in the system developer options.
The point is that in the code, you can also see that AAC, SBC, aptX, LDAC and other audio encodings are still retained, it can be said that Android 13 upgrade features are still quite a lot.
Second, privacy features continue to be enhanced, with Android13 taking back the notification option and handing it over to the user instead of the software, giving the user the option of whether to get the notification given by the software.
That is to say, the "notice" is currently listed as a permission that can be denied or allowed, but it is not known whether this permission will be revoked, after all, it is a big blow for software manufacturers.
In addition, a new feature codenamed "Panlingual" will be introduced on Android13 to enable languages for an app in addition to the system's common language, primarily for users who use multi-Chinese.
It is worth mentioning that the newly added "PhantomProcessKiller" program in Android12 has caused many background applications to be forcibly closed, and this rendering may be canceled in Android 13.
In fact, from the above information, Android13 is really going to usher in a substantial change.
However, it should be stated that it is still only a beta version of the news, and there is still a period of time before the official version is released, which may also have some variables.
Moreover, in the case of major domestic custom Android systems occupying the mainstream, Xiaomi, OPPO, and vivo have corresponding design concepts in terms of custom systems.
In other words, after Android 13 enters the domestic market, there may be a series of changes.
However, the native system may not be used by everyone, which is one of the reasons why the domestic custom UI design is very powerful.
Only after the popularization of Android 12, Android13 will come, after all, customization and optimization need a certain amount of time.
The key is that native Android is still ahead of custom UI in terms of fluency, stability, and design, but facts have proved that it is not something that domestic consumers need.
For example, the "privacy panel" updated by Android12, many domestic custom UIs have added this function, and there is no sense of existence.
And when domestic Android manufacturers have almost popularized fingerprint recognition, Android has added support to the bottom layer of the system in the native system.
So it depends on whether Android 13 can bring more practical functions, only in this way can it be really concerned by domestic users.
So in summary of the breaking news, do you think Android 13 can bring about changes? Welcome to leave a message, like, share.