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The successor to Android Go has named Google announce Android 13.The update includes ‘Material You,’ the Discover panel, Google Play System improvements, and other features.Android 13 (Go Edition) will be available for download in 2023.
Google has unveiled the Android 13 (Go Edition) months after the conventional Android 13 stable version released. The most recent Go Edition includes a number of significant upgrades to the user interface and features classified as “reliability, usability, and customization.” Most crucially, Go devices may now access Google Play System updates beginning with Android 13 (Go Edition). Follow stoptechy for more info.
This implies that phones may get software upgrades even when no big Android version is available. The update adds ‘Material You’ to Android Go, allowing you to tailor the colour palette of your phone to your wallpaper.
Discover is a customised panel featuring articles and other material that can accessed by swiping right from the home screen in Android 13 (Go Edition). Google looks to be optimising its premium features for Go Edition so that they work smoothly.
Android 13 (Go Edition) includes the following features:
Google announce Android 13 is the successor to Android 12 (Go Edition) and includes several important features. The most significant new feature in this update is Google Play Software Updates. Customers will obtain critical software upgrades outside of major Android releases as a result of this. This seems to speed up critical updates without hurting device storage.
For the first time, ‘Material You’ included to Android Go. This enables you to match the colour palette of your phone to your background. When you select your backdrop colour, four colour schemes emerge. Notification Permission, App Language Preferences, and more features are also available.
Google announce Android 13
In 2023, the Android 13 (Go Edition) will released. Google claims to have gained approximately 180 million Go users in the past year. Android Go is used by approximately 250 million devices each month.
