Modded nearby share on Android 5 and 6, years ago. It's just corporate compliances puts a huge hurdle for certain features to be integrated as quickly as the software evolves.
The 2 types of location resolution permissions have always been there. See Android's ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION and ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION developer documentation, they've been here since API level 1 a.k.a Android 1.0
@@SoulTouchMusic93 I'm just gonna wait. I don't even really care about having it. I just want my phone to get it at some point to not risk it being "too outdated" for some apps or something in the future. Getting 11 over 10 is short term probably gonna result in me poking around for 15 minutes and then forgetting about it even happening unless there's some annoying UI change or something
@@SoulTouchMusic93 except for if you have a phone that requires an immense amount of work to access the boot loader, or one that has NO way to access it, AND has no roms for it(Amazon version of the Moto g5 plus, only way to unlock the boot loader is to have the non-Amazon version)
Android 2.0 to 4.0.3 were pretty much the same with just a few tweaks made frew this versions. Android 4.0.4 was an overhaul to the ui introducing at the time, new touchwiz nature interface. from it to 6.0.1 the interface has stayed pretty much the same with the water sounds and skeumorphic icons. in Android 7.0 the interface was overhauled agian now with the water sounds and skeumorphic stuf fading away into blurs and paper flatness. Android 7.1.1 changed the blurs and paper flatness into darken transparecies and constelation theme. from it to Android 9.0.0 the interface wasnt changed, only some minor improvements in the ui. Android 10 overhauled the interface yet agian with the space theme fading into obscurity. the ui has now the blurs back with a more solid look on the icons. from it to Android 12 the interface hasnt changed that much, only some minor improvements in the ui. Android 13 redesigned the ui but in Android 14 the ui is back to how it was on Android 12
Really excited about this new version. Hopefully it'll inspire Apple to also improve their UI. IMO their design and usability used to be a few steps ahead until now (and the fact that Google copied a number of iOS features confirms that) but with this update I see Android a few steps ahead.
It's not the first time, actually. I've used Android for years in the early days of its material design and had to refer to modifications like the Xposed framework and even custom ROMs to add features I considered very useful and important. Later it turned out that iOS already had most of them out of the box. But as I said, this new Android version is very impressive and I'd be happy to give it another try.
Android 12 is a huge step back from 11. Feels like a shittier version of iOS. I have an Android because it isn't an iPhone! The new UI is huge and clunky. Bring back the smaller, more detailed UI Google!
Android just keeps getting worse and worse. New gesture nonsense. Luckily I could go back to ordinary navigation, but I had to change it from the default. There are so many features everywhere that it's impossible not to active a feature you don't want just by picking up the phone That's also the phone manufacturer's fault for making edge to edge screens and overly sensitive touch screens. And, Android keeps changing the OS radically. Every time I get a new phone I have to learn a new OS. What a waste of time.
being a fan of my pixel's camera, of rounded designs, seing that the optimization will be improved, I can't fucking wait for the stable version of android 12.
@@User-nv1xk Google said I am not gonna be able. I am fine with it. I am using phone just for social media and calls. Its gonna last me with top up for 1 year and whole this thing did cost me only $400 AUD which is $284.54 USD. Pretty good !
@@User-nv1xk well that's what I am talking about. Is it bad android 7 ?! Not really I just had to change because my Xiaomi phone did lose the privilege of Google services. Had that phone from 2019 till now 🤣
@@projectMAINCORE idk anything about android 7 but android 8 isn't that bad but my phone is its called Samsung j2 core I am surprised that Samsung mada a crappy phone like mine
Pixel Experience Rom will be available for every phone once Android 12 get released. So you could just flash that Rom onto your device and experience the new redesign.
@@maxpare Yeah, for samsung devices only the s10 and newer will get android 12. Sucks for me because i really like the look of this update but oh well.
there are roms like lineageos that allow you to upgrade to the newest android on your old-ass phone, for instance, i have lineageos 18.1 (android 11) installed on my moto z2 force which would normally come with android 8
@@blooddragonnetwork9545 it's actually a government defined term in most countries, the amount of revenue and employees to not be a small business is a very large number
If anyone comes across this comment and is wondering how you do this.... Go to settings > about phone > tap the "build number" repeating until you unlock developer mode. Go back to settings and scroll all the way down. Go to developer mode. Scroll until you find window, transiston, and duration scale options. Lower the values and your good to go.
That's why I personally resort to the custom ROMs. Since Android 9 top-tier custom ROM devs were spanking phone manufatcurers when it came to the OTA updates. Frequent, with the attention to user feedback and all the stuff. And without end of the product's life - ROMs are dying off only when the new Android comes out. (Poco F1, CrDroid - seamless experience from Android 9 through to the 11. And 12-based version is just around a corner, I hope.)
@@datvu6 Installing a custom ROM will strip you of privileges for using most banking apps. It's a very essential feature and none of those who advocate for custom ROM mention it. I had been using custom ROMs but it's a pain to be maintaining another phone simply for processing payments.
So can someone else then. We should go back to good ol' metal keys. At least someone has to physically break in your car and hotwire it, rather than just hacking in from the outside. Same with everything else.
A phone light enough to not cause a concussion. My Android is bulky. And can easily survive a waist height fall to concrete, with minimal damage. The Note 20? Can it even survive a single drop from waist height reliably? Just one? And would you honestly keep using the phone and be happy with your purchase after damaging the screen, or would you regret getting something so fragile?
Fun fact: Android 11 already has a "Notification history" shortcut right in the notification shade. For those of you who haven't turned it yet you can do so by simply opening the notification shade tap on "Manage" then toggle notification history to be on and next time you open up the notifications panel if you scroll all the way to the bottom of your notifications or clear them all you'll see a little thing called history if you tap on that it'll take you directly to your notification history. edit: you can also tap the "You have no notifications" or on android 12 "no notifications" to get to the notifications history
@@SpiritOfTheSeasons I remember people using home screen widgets as an argument in favor of Android, but now that's sorta invalid because iOS has home screen widgets now as of iOS 14. App Drawer isn't a valid argument either because iOS 14 added it's own version called App Library. So yeah, I 100% agree. As time goes on, both OS's are becoming shockingly similar to one another.. I also agree that at the end of the day we shouldn't care about what phone someone else uses. I think there is this big widespread perception that iPhone users just buy them to show off, and while that might be true for some people, I personally use it because it works best for me, and it gives me the best personal user experience.
@@kodybuffettwilson why is it an issue that google's MP can now process darker skin tones and other hair types more effectively instead of washing them out? I mean it already does that for other tones so what's the issue if it does the same with darker tones?
@@NadeemAhmed-nv2br They could've just described it as "improved image processing functionality across a wider gamut of skin coloration" or a similar technical write-up. Saying they made their image processing more "equitable" implies they were deliberately discriminating against non-white races with their image processing and make what is a simple software engineering issue into a sociopolitical one when it's clearly not.
@@kodybuffettwilson The question is why they took so long for dark skin? It shows that they didn't notice because they didn't care. Doesn't matter if it was not deliberate. Nothing wrong in acknowledging this. The dark skin was an issue since film photography days. look it up.
@@winjaywin these adjustments were done for software algorithms to "improve" photographs. With manual adjustment there's no bogeyman of racism to blame and thus no "equity" horseshit to shovel.
I use dark themes consistently throughout my devices. It's much easier on my eyes. I just wish browsers and webpages would have universal dark themes as well. I'm tired of trying to fix the experimental forced dark theme that sometimes makes it even harder to read text.
As a guy who works in IT, that actually is more private, because historically your browser just accepted them for you without saying anything. At least now you're aware 200 sources are trying to track you lol.
Google's Google Play Services is a root system app that can bypass any of your privacy changes, it is required to behave in this way since it provides api's to other apps to communicate with their services and also provide means to communicate with the system in the background. They don't care, it's a huge segment with carefully chosen words. Also most of apple's privacy is just a marketing scheme, it's nowhere as good as what people think it is. Although it is still better than what Google can ever provide.
@@SpaceTimeBeing_ To be fair at least Android doesn't want to lock you down to their app store as much. You are free to root with no google apps or just use a different app store and just not use google at all without root if you leave it installed
I think it’s funny how the competition always makes me choose Apple with their advertisement. I think the new redesign is just ugly to say nicely one straight iOS copy I wish they would’ve gone with a different user interface and copied all those nifty features from iOS and added some unique ones to make android unique again and just different from iOS I wish I would’ve thought different. Now I’m in the apple ecosystem and I enjoyed for the first time and I loved it they added lossless to Apple Music for free I mean Apple is really awesome again to them really long. I’m going through a break up with android and my affinity with tech has gone down in general. I hate that you can’t have a picture in picture mode with TH-cam on iOS. This whole worshipful attitude towards technology to me it’s just stupid said Hamza Yusuf God knows how many years ago and I now have the same opinion. I hate that tech became so mainstream and it’s no fun being a geek anymore and smartphones all kinda look the same and They’re so many awesome android phones like the Moro Razr 5G or the Oppo Find X3 Pro or my new favorite the Sony Xperia 1 Mk. 3 but in the end I only need one phone so chose the iPhone and I stick with it. I think it’s a a son of bitch sick move from Apple though that I don’t I have night mode on the front camera on my iPhone 11 “Pro”. They’re are people that try to convince me that that feature is enabled through the A14 Chip like the A13 is not powerful enough for that. Google used to be awesome and they gave me that on my Pixel 2 on all cameras. That’s the best phone I ever had bla bla bla
Much like what this Shaurya guy said, not every sponsor sends them their product. Having said that though, LTT actually already do quick and creative product demos for their sponsor segments. It's LTT man, they're way ahead of these basic ideas.
When I heard “magnetically mounts to your headphones” I cringed because magnets should never be near speakers because it will distort or cause the speaker to rip
Yea because OneUI already has a decent percentage of these features. Google and Samsung have a good symbyotic relationship where they need each other for the mobile space.
As someone who's phone just got the android 12 update about 8 hours ago. Its terrible. It looks very ugly compared to 11, and makes me do about 4 extra steps to do functions that only needed 1 on android 11. I think I'm gonna find a way to upgrade back to the superior 11.
@@cvkone1 Must be some Pixel-only feature. On other phones using stock Android 11, you had to go into settings, Apps & Notifications, tap notifications, and tap notification history. It was very annoying to constantly do. Edit: it seems like people can't read. I said STOCK android. STOCK as in AOSP. You can see for yourself by cloning the repo and building it for your device.
Google shareholders: shareholders overall don't care Google employees: some do care but can't really do anything about it cause shareholders control the company 🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
@@csr2537 I think the biggest problem is the value of that data. 👇🏻 THIS IS ALL HYPOTHETICAL 👇🏻 If online ads were required to be more akin to television ads where the is no personalization then the data would have significantly less value to the people who collect it. The benefit to this is that with less monetary value placed on data collection the shareholders would likely put more emphasis on locking Google's mobile platform down and increasing their margins on Play Store Sales and in-app-purchases in the same manor as Apple. They would then try to beat Apple in the world of privacy control with actual competition. Advertising would still be a big part of their revenue, but likely lesser so. Another benefit is the bias confirmation issue we have today where people are fed more and more information that conforms to their own bias could potentially be eliminated as people are not algorithmically categorized. This would lead to less extremist viewpoints and people would likely be less assisted towards other's viewpoints. The downside to this would be that it could negatively impact small businesses as they can't rely on their advertisements actually reaching their target audiences. This could lead to brands depending more heavily on social media sponsorships and product placement. This would actually be a good thing for content creators though, as they would be more likely to score sponsors. Idk, this might actually just balance out to be fine. There might be other downsides as well, but I think society would be better off regardless...
The new quick settings fit exactly into Googles favorite behaviour, making settings more cumbersome and treating every user like they are my grandparents. Like the new mobile TH-cam qualoty settings this now requires one more action whenver I wan't to toggle Bloototh or the Airplane mode without adding any functionality. They say it fits more information but from the pictures I've seen there is barely any and there also isn't much ingormation to add to qny of these, my Flashlight is either on or off, I don't need to see more.
Android 🤝 iOS: Copying each other's features for a better OS People arguing over one copying the other are embarrassing. At the end of the day, YOU as the consumer win lol, what do you care who copied who when you, the end user are the one benefiting from these changes.
Linux is life xD i mean honestly Any De/Wm is customidable, some is tightly integrated some just like "add on" that sometimes like Different apps on the samw layer but sadly Wine still not good for handling "Industry Standard" software so i cant Yeet Windows
@@patrickyeh1102 It can, I believe there is a magisk module that does this of course most phone companies don't want to put it in cause they want you to buy a new phone every year
Why would you be exited for the UI customisations that look more bloated than ever? The only UI customisation I want is to be able to pop all the damn balloons, not to have to put up with more of them.
The way play store has changed is just horrible. Specially now that instead of swiping to open the updates menu and wishlist, you have to click on your profile icon first
@@Yomachaser there is no restriction for app names, logos, description... when I enter playstore it seems like I have entered into a malicious third party app. Also check out the search results. Compare everything with apples clean app store. You will understand.
"Hi, I'm not robbing your car, I insist very much that you share the access card with me, as a friend, who is casually holding this object that might or might not harm you"
I like how Google talks about privacy and security, while their Chrome is just an assembly of advertisement trackers and loggers that somehow shows web pages.
And even way back in time, when the last of the Symbian-based Nokias got AMOLED displays and were showing off a permanent clock widget while in standby.
Finally, a good breakdown of all the features and changes. The Verge spent 7 minutes of their 12 minute video on the changes to the notifications and quick settings screen.
They've gone back and forth a few times. When Android first came out it was basically copying/playing catchup with iOS which was fine since it's a nice open source (ish) alternative that doesn't cost nearly as much and plays nicer with other devices.
Android 12 sucks. Plain and simple. Shit that worked perfectly fine on 11 now lag or force shut randomly on 12. Also my Hotspot randomly turns itself on and off. Never used to do that either.
@@BizlaC Minus the headphone jack, gesture nav, notification badges, emojis, password sharing, e-sims, and most of all the fact that consumers can purchase touch devices and not unreleased to milk extra years out of T-9 phones.. but keep going.
How’s that Samsung Galaxy 7 working for you pal? Cause my vintage iPhone 7 from 2016 is still supported under latest iOS release. Oh I forgot - in Android you get like what - 1 major update at best? Keep going pal
@@muizzsiddique "consumers can purchase" and I believe it was Nokia who was sitting on the tech back in 2004, but killed it to milk a few extra years. Then Apple swooped in and was first to market something new and now they are a trillion dollar company while Nokia....is..¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ? . This isn't even the first time Apple stole interfaces from others, Xerox for "windows" style OS, which then MS stole from Apple. Its a chain of bad business decisions (Netflix vs Block Buster) that then get turned into marketable ideas (Netflix) which others borrow (Prime, Crave, HBO Max, etc)
@@LZeugirdor that's the thing. It was there but it's not easily discoverable. It took them a full version before they thought it's a good idea to put a shortcut on the actual notification shade itself.
@@ryb2968 I understand that, I've used android for a long time and have modded it before, but I'm talking about stock Google Android beta. This update (perhaps for the pixel 4a) only shows the notification history if there are notifications there. Otherwise you have to go into settings to see them.
That's because Samsung's already doing it, nothing new, Yawn zzzz android totally dead Haha the ui and colors are so ugly. This video is just a bunch of confirmation bias, but too bad considering its linus, he keeps saying he's not biased, somehow I doubt it Also google = privacy, hahahahahahahahahahahahhaha.... Degoogled and linux phones exist for many reasons and linus awareness in the industry is fading, then again he's a outdated boomer
@@onlyswedishmeatballs1677 then why are you here? Also I have not watched a single video from Linus and even I can tell his obvious sarcasm when he said "Google cares about your privacy". And what confirmation bias? You mean his "biases" based on actual features that are rolled out by a company and he's merely listing them? Are you that dense?
@@onlyswedishmeatballs1677 look, everyone has their own oppinion about what their fav phone OS are, but honestly, iOS is 90% camera 5% apps 5% whatever else. It's a phone for social media while androids are more an all around kind of shit. Android releases security patches every month or so to keep privacy and security up-to-date, while apple has always been known for their "extremely good privacy" right? Apple is a scam company who somehow accidentaly made a good phone. They're taking advantage of people who are buying products from them just because of the "Apple" branding. I wouldn't care if it was just expensive but it's also a pain in the ass to deal with. Alot of documentation, rules, restrictions, no right to repair without going to an certified apple "genius" and that's just some problems to name a few, since there is surely much more.
04:14 It finally happened, after years of Linus dropping things, now things are droping on Linus
Someone at LTT always aims for the head.
69th like
@@drifter6870 he only gets headshots in CS:GO
Revenge of things.
@@zeta0590 the things he dropped has achieved sentience
When he said “small business owner” I thought he was about to talk about freshbooks
good to
Notifications and settings seem to just be getting bulkier. Android 13 will just have them occupy your entire screen.
that's why I turn off for almost every app
excluding Spotify, cuz I'm listening to music everyday
Like windows phones
I honestly liked the old one, but at least you can still download powershade and other third party apps
This is a thing I like about MIUI, it's all nice and clean with small toggles and lots of space for notifications
@@TheKillingTreeTT Notifications on windows phones were the best
nearby share is already available on android 11/10 and it's pretty good.
True, i use it already
Even on android 9(galaxy note 8)
Adroid 11 completely fucked up its external storage reader fuck AOS11
It's available from Android 6.0 and up.
Modded nearby share on Android 5 and 6, years ago. It's just corporate compliances puts a huge hurdle for certain features to be integrated as quickly as the software evolves.
Kudos on the effort for the dessert themed intro!
by then
Love these vids. LMG really is one of the best communities and sections of TH-cam. Love it and everything you do. 🙏
Yeah, this is the first LMG video I've watched since like 2017 and I feel like Linus just has a much more smug and happy vibe than he did before.
There is a app called Fingerprint gestures by which you are able to use your fingerprint sensor to do various tasks
It doesn't work
The changes to location privacy and resolution are a really good thing that people don't care enough about.
The 2 types of location resolution permissions have always been there. See Android's ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION and ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION developer documentation, they've been here since API level 1 a.k.a Android 1.0
Here it is, 7:23 Linus finally says "Quick bits"...
Been using the colour extraction thing since installing themes, but nice to see it go main stream. This update looks great!
1:55 VoiceCrack
As with all new versions of Android - it’s great news so long as you’re lucky enough to have a phone which supports it.
I'm stock in Android 10 😢
Still waiting for Android 11. Apparently coming in August
Lineage os says hi.
@@SoulTouchMusic93 I'm just gonna wait. I don't even really care about having it. I just want my phone to get it at some point to not risk it being "too outdated" for some apps or something in the future.
Getting 11 over 10 is short term probably gonna result in me poking around for 15 minutes and then forgetting about it even happening unless there's some annoying UI change or something
@@SoulTouchMusic93 except for if you have a phone that requires an immense amount of work to access the boot loader, or one that has NO way to access it, AND has no roms for it(Amazon version of the Moto g5 plus, only way to unlock the boot loader is to have the non-Amazon version)
Android 2.0 to 4.0.3 were pretty much the same with just a few tweaks made frew this versions. Android 4.0.4 was an overhaul to the ui introducing at the time, new touchwiz nature interface. from it to 6.0.1 the interface has stayed pretty much the same with the water sounds and skeumorphic icons. in Android 7.0 the interface was overhauled agian now with the water sounds and skeumorphic stuf fading away into blurs and paper flatness. Android 7.1.1 changed the blurs and paper flatness into darken transparecies and constelation theme. from it to Android 9.0.0 the interface wasnt changed, only some minor improvements in the ui. Android 10 overhauled the interface yet agian with the space theme fading into obscurity.
the ui has now the blurs back with a more solid look on the icons. from it to Android 12 the interface hasnt changed that much, only some minor improvements in the ui. Android 13 redesigned the ui but in Android 14 the ui is back to how it was on Android 12
Really excited about this new version. Hopefully it'll inspire Apple to also improve their UI. IMO their design and usability used to be a few steps ahead until now (and the fact that Google copied a number of iOS features confirms that) but with this update I see Android a few steps ahead.
Finally I can say ApPLe AlReaDy hAd tHaT
It's not the first time, actually. I've used Android for years in the early days of its material design and had to refer to modifications like the Xposed framework and even custom ROMs to add features I considered very useful and important.
Later it turned out that iOS already had most of them out of the box.
But as I said, this new Android version is very impressive and I'd be happy to give it another try.
Android 12 is a huge step back from 11. Feels like a shittier version of iOS. I have an Android because it isn't an iPhone! The new UI is huge and clunky. Bring back the smaller, more detailed UI Google!
Android just keeps getting worse and worse. New gesture nonsense. Luckily I could go back to ordinary navigation, but I had to change it from the default.
There are so many features everywhere that it's impossible not to active a feature you don't want just by picking up the phone That's also the phone manufacturer's fault for making edge to edge screens and overly sensitive touch screens.
And, Android keeps changing the OS radically. Every time I get a new phone I have to learn a new OS. What a waste of time.
LTT sponsorship segments are a delight to hear. Linus always has a smooth way to transition into it.
LoL
I love him
Best TH-camrs imo
Hope he doesn't see this
Cuz hearing compliment always makes people do worse
:)
Wot u on about, his segues give me fukin whiplash
@@robertneilson2780 Everyone has their own kicks ;)
2:23 hey Sony, we're looking at your past
Ha, 'cell phone privacy,' one of my favorite oxymorons.
The notification history wasn’t in Android 11? I have a oneplus 7t pro and have that functionality
4:25 oh wait... I had that on my old LG K11
Double tap to screenshot
Slide up/down to open/hide notification bar
Interesting...
being a fan of my pixel's camera, of rounded designs, seing that the optimization will be improved, I can't fucking wait for the stable version of android 12.
They got idea for Notifications panel from the BMW grill
BRO i just bought PIXEL 3a xl for $200 and with this update that phone is sick. Like it works like wow. Even camera is wicked.
Now update to android 13
@@User-nv1xk Google said I am not gonna be able. I am fine with it. I am using phone just for social media and calls. Its gonna last me with top up for 1 year and whole this thing did cost me only $400 AUD which is $284.54 USD. Pretty good !
@@projectMAINCORE lol i am still using Android 8
@@User-nv1xk well that's what I am talking about. Is it bad android 7 ?! Not really I just had to change because my Xiaomi phone did lose the privilege of Google services. Had that phone from 2019 till now 🤣
@@projectMAINCORE idk anything about android 7 but android 8 isn't that bad but my phone is its called Samsung j2 core I am surprised that Samsung mada a crappy phone like mine
> more customizations
So do I get to remove the Google search bar at the bottom? No?
As long as dark mode is not that shitty grey. Need to have a choice to have grey or black as dark mode.
Can't wait to never get this update.
Pixel Experience Rom will be available for every phone once Android 12 get released. So you could just flash that Rom onto your device and experience the new redesign.
@@maxpare Yeah, for samsung devices only the s10 and newer will get android 12. Sucks for me because i really like the look of this update but oh well.
there are roms like lineageos that allow you to upgrade to the newest android on your old-ass phone, for instance, i have lineageos 18.1 (android 11) installed on my moto z2 force which would normally come with android 8
It's funny that people wait for OEMs to give update. Man you are not using iOS. There are multiple custom ROMs out there
Yeah. I hope to never get rid of my note 9
Imaging having a boss cool enough to get a solid phone hit him in the head and he just laughs
the intern definitely had their probation extended for that
but then you realize he wears a beanie
Dangit I wish I didn't have ADHD and totally missed that part🤦♂️ now I gotta search thru the whole video and find it🤦♂️😂
Yay I found it!😂 Sheesh that looked about as bad as dropping your phone on your face in bed😂😂 I woulda been like wtf are you doing?!?🤬😂
Most probably its part of the script
Yeah, well... don't tell Krillin when we get Android 18.
Nice
I hope I live long enough to experience Android 18, gonna be epic!! 6 years to go!
@@jetta8873 Krillin does too. But he's gonna end up needing the Dragon Balls as we all know.
@@seancondon5572 Krillin weak, I can face him lol
I have the best android Cell * intense music starts *
“Small business owner, like ME” -Linus 2021
Right??? Lmaooo
The audacity to say small after the room tour ...
@@blooddragonnetwork9545 it's actually a government defined term in most countries, the amount of revenue and employees to not be a small business is a very large number
@@blooddragonnetwork9545 He's not wrong tho?
@@AustinCurtis bruh we are joking let us have fun in your government regulated world
"reimagined subtle animations"
> Meanwhile, here I am with animations set to 0x in settings
@Ur cool 😎 What is this Arabic music 🙈
you wrote it wrong it's
>reimagined subtle animations
Meanwhile, here I am with animations set to 0x in settings
If anyone comes across this comment and is wondering how you do this....
Go to settings > about phone > tap the "build number" repeating until you unlock developer mode.
Go back to settings and scroll all the way down. Go to developer mode. Scroll until you find window, transiston, and duration scale options. Lower the values and your good to go.
for many years the very first thing I do on a new android device - go to dev settings and crank down the animations to 0
True android user
Everytime he says, "Speaking of..."
I expect a sponsor
OMG, I can't wait to receive this update and get none of these visual improvements on the OEM skin!
Same
Samsung often has the improvements of a new android version in its current phones.
That's why I personally resort to the custom ROMs.
Since Android 9 top-tier custom ROM devs were spanking phone manufatcurers when it came to the OTA updates.
Frequent, with the attention to user feedback and all the stuff.
And without end of the product's life - ROMs are dying off only when the new Android comes out.
(Poco F1, CrDroid - seamless experience from Android 9 through to the 11. And 12-based version is just around a corner, I hope.)
@@harlequintheserpent7016 same here custom ROMs have never let me down I've always received updates in time
@@ChevroNine and they look more shit.
Third-party companies: cool, we got 22% more cpu time... let’s add some more bloatware, yay!
You can just see them coming
Just unlock the bootloader and install custom roms lol. There are a bunch of good ones out there
@@datvu6 Installing a custom ROM will strip you of privileges for using most banking apps. It's a very essential feature and none of those who advocate for custom ROM mention it. I had been using custom ROMs but it's a pain to be maintaining another phone simply for processing payments.
@@__novachrono__ you can use banking apps on custom roms. I do everyday.
@@__novachrono__ The issue is not the custom rom but root. Which you can hide with magisk hide anyways lol
Can't wait untill I can start my '95 volvo with my pixel.
You car shop will have a module for that. I had one for my 1995 mazda millenia. So its not new.
I was just thinking this
@@jemiebridges3197 Indeed, but mine is proper manual shifter, so no remote starting.
So can someone else then. We should go back to good ol' metal keys. At least someone has to physically break in your car and hotwire it, rather than just hacking in from the outside. Same with everything else.
Ed Snowden: Look past all the frills, and they're still tracking your ass 😂
Lmao, exactly
Some great features to roll into the next version of LineageOS though!
4:15 imagine being able to hit your boss - the CEO - on the head with a phone...
Come on it's Linus no matter how much money is making he is still the same guy that's why we all love him.
Soon to be ex-employee 😏
and being paid for it!
Dream comes true.
A phone light enough to not cause a concussion.
My Android is bulky. And can easily survive a waist height fall to concrete, with minimal damage.
The Note 20? Can it even survive a single drop from waist height reliably? Just one? And would you honestly keep using the phone and be happy with your purchase after damaging the screen, or would you regret getting something so fragile?
Just imagine that you're allowed to casually throw a phone at your boss during filming 🤣🤣🤣
04:14
*#HeadShot*
well get'em next time mission failed
You are hilarious!! omg
at that point is he your boss? or that dude at work I pick on, that pays me!!!!
Fun fact:
Android hit puberty before Linus' voice.
hahaha, brilliant
You don't 'enter puberty', and a voice can't 'enter puberty' that makes no sense...
@@SpunkyGo0se Google "What is a joke?"
@@SpunkyGo0se you are in internet bro...as long as people get it..its fine...this isn't your english lecture you know
Android entered in Linus before voice
Fun fact: Android 11 already has a "Notification history" shortcut right in the notification shade. For those of you who haven't turned it yet you can do so by simply opening the notification shade tap on "Manage" then toggle notification history to be on and next time you open up the notifications panel if you scroll all the way to the bottom of your notifications or clear them all you'll see a little thing called history if you tap on that it'll take you directly to your notification history.
edit: you can also tap the "You have no notifications" or on android 12 "no notifications" to get to the notifications history
ayy thanks I didn't know that
Man, I was looking for this comment, I found out about this months ago and I was about to comment the same that you just commented
About to say same thing
Thanks, big help.
I turned it on but how can I view my history?
So Android is trying to become iOS when iOS is trying to become Android. Thats just great.
android customization is finally catching up with desktop linux lol
2021
More evidence that the whole android vs ios argument is stupid, they’re very nearly the same devices when you step back from the super-specifics.
so competitors are competing. that's just great
@@SpiritOfTheSeasons I remember people using home screen widgets as an argument in favor of Android, but now that's sorta invalid because iOS has home screen widgets now as of iOS 14. App Drawer isn't a valid argument either because iOS 14 added it's own version called App Library. So yeah, I 100% agree. As time goes on, both OS's are becoming shockingly similar to one another.. I also agree that at the end of the day we shouldn't care about what phone someone else uses. I think there is this big widespread perception that iPhone users just buy them to show off, and while that might be true for some people, I personally use it because it works best for me, and it gives me the best personal user experience.
I love how Linus calls out google with the privacy bs. Someone has to do it.
Literally everyone does it tho it's a running joke even between normies
Everyone steals your info, everyone 😂 apple is no different
Free and Open Source software does not steal your data.
timestamps?
@@yash1152 you just gonna go to every comment and ask for timestamps?
I love all these privacy jabs Linus is pulling here lol
Wish he also took a jab at that "equity" bs, but he'd probably get a knock on the door from the po-po.
@@kodybuffettwilson why is it an issue that google's MP can now process darker skin tones and other hair types more effectively instead of washing them out? I mean it already does that for other tones so what's the issue if it does the same with darker tones?
@@NadeemAhmed-nv2br They could've just described it as "improved image processing functionality across a wider gamut of skin coloration" or a similar technical write-up. Saying they made their image processing more "equitable" implies they were deliberately discriminating against non-white races with their image processing and make what is a simple software engineering issue into a sociopolitical one when it's clearly not.
@@kodybuffettwilson The question is why they took so long for dark skin? It shows that they didn't notice because they didn't care. Doesn't matter if it was not deliberate. Nothing wrong in acknowledging this. The dark skin was an issue since film photography days. look it up.
@@winjaywin these adjustments were done for software algorithms to "improve" photographs. With manual adjustment there's no bogeyman of racism to blame and thus no "equity" horseshit to shovel.
Notification history was already in android 11. You just had to enable it in the settings.
@@that_leaflet yeah lol. I thought they covered Android 11 and mentioned it. That was a while ago though.
Notification history has been in Android for ages. I remember using it back in Android N, and it might've been there even earlier
It's technically also available on Android 10 if you run its "activity" and lacks a proper UI, but in some form, it's already there.
@@that_leaflet not just android 11, its been there on older versions too.
just hidden away in the 'widgets - settings' section.
@@zipsi it might lack proper UI in Android 10, but maaan, there's a lot of info available compared to Android 11
This is great! Another way for me to customize my dark themed phone. It can now be even darker.
I use dark themes consistently throughout my devices. It's much easier on my eyes. I just wish browsers and webpages would have universal dark themes as well. I'm tired of trying to fix the experimental forced dark theme that sometimes makes it even harder to read text.
@@sskhussaini if you have chrome then you can make webpages dark mode too from chrome flags
Edge also have flags. Though I recommend using extensions.
@Kamey I didn't know
@@DrAdityaReddy that's exactly what I have a problem with, if you read my comment again. 😂
Linus stating that he's a SMALL business owner is the biggest understatement of 2021 so far.
Underrated comment of the year
He is though realistically.
He does run a small business though by every metric.
@Jeremiah Liggins
He's popular but his business is not huge, still a pretty successful dude.
He’s definitely not a small youtuber by any means. Man owns like 5 channels
"We care about Your privacy "
Browses for 30 min and has to accept cookies from 200 sources. Seems legit
As a guy who works in IT, that actually is more private, because historically your browser just accepted them for you without saying anything. At least now you're aware 200 sources are trying to track you lol.
Firefox Focus
So you only visited one site for the whole 30 minutes?
@@Moody_Blues_ right on
@@Moody_Blues_ 😂
Not going to lie, this is one of the most interesting and exciting Android updates in a *LONG* lime
cant wait for my Galaxy s21 to get the update next summer.. LMAO
Because it’s copying IOS
@@Reece.. They both copy each other. That doesn’t mean there’s any superior OS. They are both still great.
I see a bunch of iSheeps here
Why do people say not gunna lie before sayin things that you wouldn’t lie about anyway?
I remember when Linus said he would never say quick bits lol just missing the s on this one
He has said it twice I think on techlinked as well. The first episode definitely 😂.
@@farissalim7208 I thought I heard him say it before, but when I went back I couldn't find it lol
He also did once while hosting in his garden
how many
Ok since the color palette changes according to the background I'm gonna put a rainbow wallpaper to see which colors picks up.
UI bricks x_x
some people just want to see the world burn lol
@@danielgeorgiev4670 😂
Update : they put multiple colour palette based on the wallpaper so you can choose between 7 colours lolz
When Linus said "speaking of tracking...", I swore he was about to start another sponsor segue
Luckily there is sponsor block api xD
Yes yes same
That would have been a rather good segway to a vpn ad.
Never new it was spelled segue
Seee-goo
Google having to include some privacy features in response to Apple is a really good thing. Competition makes everything better!
And Google will start to mine more data with all these new pRiVacY features
@@legionssssss3865 only your data
@@legionssssss3865 Ah yes, disabling cookies = more cookies
Google's Google Play Services is a root system app that can bypass any of your privacy changes, it is required to behave in this way since it provides api's to other apps to communicate with their services and also provide means to communicate with the system in the background. They don't care, it's a huge segment with carefully chosen words.
Also most of apple's privacy is just a marketing scheme, it's nowhere as good as what people think it is. Although it is still better than what Google can ever provide.
@@SpaceTimeBeing_ To be fair at least Android doesn't want to lock you down to their app store as much. You are free to root with no google apps or just use a different app store and just not use google at all without root if you leave it installed
Are we sure “Material You” isn’t just Google cheekily calling out users’ consumerism?
That's why I'm planning on switching to /e/
Consumerism first definition is actually “the protection or promotion of the interests of consumers”.
I feel attacked
@@jamesmuking why?
Hi
I think it’s funny how the competition always makes me choose Apple with their advertisement. I think the new redesign is just ugly to say nicely one straight iOS copy I wish they would’ve gone with a different user interface and copied all those nifty features from iOS and added some unique ones to make android unique again and just different from iOS I wish I would’ve thought different. Now I’m in the apple ecosystem and I enjoyed for the first time and I loved it they added lossless to Apple Music for free I mean Apple is really awesome again to them really long. I’m going through a break up with android and my affinity with tech has gone down in general. I hate that you can’t have a picture in picture mode with TH-cam on iOS. This whole worshipful attitude towards technology to me it’s just stupid said Hamza Yusuf God knows how many years ago and I now have the same opinion. I hate that tech became so mainstream and it’s no fun being a geek anymore and smartphones all kinda look the same and They’re so many awesome android phones like the Moro Razr 5G or the Oppo Find X3 Pro or my new favorite the Sony Xperia 1 Mk. 3 but in the end I only need one phone so chose the iPhone and I stick with it. I think it’s a a son of bitch sick move from Apple though that I don’t I have night mode on the front camera on my iPhone 11 “Pro”. They’re are people that try to convince me that that feature is enabled through the A14 Chip like the A13 is not powerful enough for that. Google used to be awesome and they gave me that on my Pixel 2 on all cameras. That’s the best phone I ever had bla bla bla
4:14 Damn, he really threw the Note 20 Ultra
Gotta say it
The aim was impeccable
funniest part got me dying
We need an animated GIF of it
Que halo announcer voice
Watch it in 0.25x
That damn note 20 ultra could be half a kilo heavy (with those rugged case yes it is), that must've leave a crater, or a swole mountain
tip for the modmic sponsor: Record the sponsorship with the mic so we know what it actually sounds like.
I mean it wouldnt be an advertisement if people think its bad
not every ad product can be sent to them just for a 10 sec sponser segment
Much like what this Shaurya guy said, not every sponsor sends them their product. Having said that though, LTT actually already do quick and creative product demos for their sponsor segments. It's LTT man, they're way ahead of these basic ideas.
When I heard “magnetically mounts to your headphones” I cringed because magnets should never be near speakers because it will distort or cause the speaker to rip
@@matthewmcinnes9725 There are magnets in speakers...
That unless you have a pixel 4 felt like a personal attack
The automatic colour themes look a bit like what I'd find on a restaurant menu. Very nice, slightly appetizing.
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@- oh - God bless you too
It's hideous.
4:29 AHHHHHHH THAT FINGER NAIL
sus.
kinda sussy ngl
i was waiting for this comment.
It's the new among us crewmate
Can't wait to see OneUI override most of these things...
same because here I have some of these android12 features already on OneUI 3.1
@@diamondcastle2209 reminds me off the android 11 launch. Watched a vid breaking down the update and realised i already have most of these 😂😂😂
Hopefully one ui will bring material you, and all those privacy stuff. Like the green taskbar dots to show if camera is being used
Yea because OneUI already has a decent percentage of these features. Google and Samsung have a good symbyotic relationship where they need each other for the mobile space.
@@rahulrajrai1996 uP
As someone who's phone just got the android 12 update about 8 hours ago. Its terrible.
It looks very ugly compared to 11, and makes me do about 4 extra steps to do functions that only needed 1 on android 11.
I think I'm gonna find a way to upgrade back to the superior 11.
Can't wait to re-learn my muscle memory once again....
Nova Launcher. Totally worth it.
Been using Beta 1 for about a month. Maybe less, but honestly it's not that bad
there's not that many muscle memory breaking features, I guess the quick settings getting bigger sucks though
@@rpospeedwagon yup I used the same configuration for years
@@TylerL220 How stable is it so far? I've been thinking about downloading it.
4:31 the finger nail! The humanity!!!
IT'S MADNESS
Yikes indeed
😨😨😨
Just scrubbed back to check it out and omg that's horrible
Ya that was gross.
Are we just gonna ignore that totally shewed off Finder Nail? 4:27
They couldn't get their usual hand model.
I came to comment section just to find any comment on this
Makes me feel better about my own tbh
I hope they allow you to keep the full range of icons instead of the small few rectangles shortcuts
Hopefully it'll be an option in settings
3:40 Notification history has been a thing since Android 11 atleast on the Pixels. It was available since 11 beta itself
ikr, had to do too much work .... to get notification history you would have to visit settings and find it or search it
@@aayush_karna I don't know which phone you're using but on my Pixel it's situated at the exact same location as shown here in 12 beta.
@@cvkone1 Must be some Pixel-only feature. On other phones using stock Android 11, you had to go into settings, Apps & Notifications, tap notifications, and tap notification history. It was very annoying to constantly do.
Edit: it seems like people can't read. I said STOCK android. STOCK as in AOSP. You can see for yourself by cloning the repo and building it for your device.
@@aayush_karna On pixel, it's available directly through the notification shade
It's even in Android 10, but it's a hidden setting that you can only access through a widget and it doesn't look that great.
clip it bois! He said "quick bit"
Clip it? This isnt stream livechat. This isnt even a stream to begin with
quiccc bitt
@@idioticmonkey relevant name.
@@idioticmonkey ur names suites what u said r/wooosh
@@idioticmonkey r/whooosh
I love how Linus points out that Google doesn't really cares about people's privacy and data. 😂 100% agree
Google shareholders: shareholders overall don't care
Google employees: some do care but can't really do anything about it cause shareholders control the company 🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
It's not they don't care, they destroy the privacy and use the data.
they dont care about privacy and love peoples' data :)
They care about your privacy, but it's not the default so you have to configure it manually by yourself 😂
@@csr2537 I think the biggest problem is the value of that data.
👇🏻 THIS IS ALL HYPOTHETICAL 👇🏻
If online ads were required to be more akin to television ads where the is no personalization then the data would have significantly less value to the people who collect it.
The benefit to this is that with less monetary value placed on data collection the shareholders would likely put more emphasis on locking Google's mobile platform down and increasing their margins on Play Store Sales and in-app-purchases in the same manor as Apple. They would then try to beat Apple in the world of privacy control with actual competition. Advertising would still be a big part of their revenue, but likely lesser so. Another benefit is the bias confirmation issue we have today where people are fed more and more information that conforms to their own bias could potentially be eliminated as people are not algorithmically categorized. This would lead to less extremist viewpoints and people would likely be less assisted towards other's viewpoints.
The downside to this would be that it could negatively impact small businesses as they can't rely on their advertisements actually reaching their target audiences. This could lead to brands depending more heavily on social media sponsorships and product placement. This would actually be a good thing for content creators though, as they would be more likely to score sponsors. Idk, this might actually just balance out to be fine. There might be other downsides as well, but I think society would be better off regardless...
The new quick settings fit exactly into Googles favorite behaviour, making settings more cumbersome and treating every user like they are my grandparents. Like the new mobile TH-cam qualoty settings this now requires one more action whenver I wan't to toggle Bloototh or the Airplane mode without adding any functionality. They say it fits more information but from the pictures I've seen there is barely any and there also isn't much ingormation to add to qny of these, my Flashlight is either on or off, I don't need to see more.
Android 🤝 iOS:
Copying each other's features for a better OS
People arguing over one copying the other are embarrassing. At the end of the day, YOU as the consumer win lol, what do you care who copied who when you, the end user are the one benefiting from these changes.
Yep, exactly.
iOS have new cool feature, Android take it
Android have new cool feature, iOS take it
This is Comedy Gold
I’m happy at least somebody sees that. Half
of these updates are taken straight from iOS.
Thanks for that. I'm tired of "this is copied by x" comments. Now what? IT'S A GOOD THING.
so refreshing to see this comment @Tamberlox, so refreshing
the amount of peace you have put in it, applause to you
@ExDeeXD Music spotlight search is something I wish Android has, its so useful!
"I liked the dessert names better" lol
Android has become iOS and its so boring I switched to iPhone.
@@hia5235 how
@@hia5235 that didn't help anything, now you are just as bored as you were with android
@ur awesome gae.
Said noone xD
"Material You" reminds me of that Windows 10 color personalization, altho this one seems to be actually well implemented
I searched nail for this.
Phos!! A HnK fan! Man of culture
Phos gang
To me, it somehow reminds me of ColorOS 11's wallpaper maker, but it's totally systemwide.
Windows Phone nailed it already.
Meanwhile me who just got the Android 11 Update:
More customisability? YAY
Customisation is life
KDE Plasma is life!
@@Azarilh eyy
Coincidently, Kubuntu IS ny favorite Linus distro
(through research not by use)
@@Azarilh window managers ftw
Linux is life xD
i mean honestly Any De/Wm is customidable, some is tightly integrated some just like "add on" that sometimes like Different apps on the samw layer
but sadly Wine still not good for handling "Industry Standard" software so i cant Yeet Windows
Linux: "Android, my son, I'm proud of you"
Damn who threw that phone at Linus and hit him in the head that looked painful
I really hope they add a battery charging limiter like the one implemented on the Asus ROG Phone 5
I think that cant be done by software alone, but yeah i love this function, am typing ona zenfone 7 pro
@@patrickyeh1102 It can, I believe there is a magisk module that does this of course most phone companies don't want to put it in cause they want you to buy a new phone every year
@@AdamSmith-gs2dv magisk modules, haven't heard those words in years 😔
@@timoarrg Isn't magisk still the best root method? Anyways I know there are regular root apps not necessarily modules that will do it.
@@randomuser6110 i think so. I just have been out of the root world for a while now
Android 12 Ugly Looks terrible. I could use it for only one day. After Flashed Android 11.
I LOVE THAT EXTRA THICC BRIGHTNESS SLIDER. GONE ARE THE DAYS OF ME RANDOMLY JABBING AT THE SCREEN TO TURN THE BRIGHTNESS UP
lmfao the struggle was REAL
I hate it, looks ugly af
Don't like big buttons overall, but thicc brightness slider is useful
Preeeeeeeeeeeach
before android 11, there was an app that would let you slide up or down on the edge of the screen to adjust brightness and it was glorious lol
You know you're getting old when of these cool customizations don't really matter to you anymore.
Haha yeah and while Google is making things more customisable for users, M$ continues to head in the opposite direction on Windows.
OTA updates is big
I'm not there yet but I recently found myself not caring about theming apps like Kustom and automation apps like Tasker anymore.
Why would you be exited for the UI customisations that look more bloated than ever? The only UI customisation I want is to be able to pop all the damn balloons, not to have to put up with more of them.
@@CHIMPOaGOGO Tasker,Kernel Auditor and CPU Controller,missed that time when i was using android kitkat haha
4:29 geez bro nail biting to the next level
what nail...
You shouldn't bully him in school back in the days, now look what you've done.
holy fuck, and I thought my nails were bad
The stress of working at a company like LMG .
Now I just want them to clean up google play store.
So much, ugh so much crap
The way play store has changed is just horrible. Specially now that instead of swiping to open the updates menu and wishlist, you have to click on your profile icon first
@@miguelcarvalho2377 I HATE that
Clean up how?
@@Yomachaser there is no restriction for app names, logos, description... when I enter playstore it seems like I have entered into a malicious third party app. Also check out the search results. Compare everything with apples clean app store. You will understand.
"Hi, I'm not robbing your car, I insist very much that you share the access card with me, as a friend, who is casually holding this object that might or might not harm you"
they could just as easily take your physical key, but with a digital one you can revoke their access once you are no longer in danger.
I like how Google talks about privacy and security, while their Chrome is just an assembly of advertisement trackers and loggers that somehow shows web pages.
Yh it makes no sense to me when Google keeps blabbing about privacy when they r literally the most notorious at collecting user data lol
Me Googles: Bluetooth speaker
Facebook 5 mins later: aliexpress Bluetooth speaker.
And the stupid consumers will believe it, lol.
@@pythondrink If someone else has your data, they won't pay google to advertise to you because they could do it themselves.
I make sure I include my self in google's custom ad's toward me and I never use incognito mode (:
"while you're down there, let me know what you think of the new redesign"
That's what she said.
More like That's what she heard
come
The lock screen that they advertise reminds me of the big digital clocks in Xperia X gens
Yeah. And the one-handed feature as well
And even way back in time, when the last of the Symbian-based Nokias got AMOLED displays and were showing off a permanent clock widget while in standby.
4:13 had me dying was not expecting that at all
4:34
You just have tap on the back the device, not specifically the finger print sensor (it uses data from the phones sensors like the accelerometer)
4:14 The moment Linus begins to plan how he will finally fire someone...then shortly forgets due to the minor concussion. lol
Finally, a good breakdown of all the features and changes. The Verge spent 7 minutes of their 12 minute video on the changes to the notifications and quick settings screen.
Yeah, The Verge is hot trash.
@@hochhaul They taught me how to build a pc that lasted for 2 weeks doe
I don't understand how people still follow the verge after that pc tutorial video and never got an apology from it.
Remember the old days when Android users would see new iOS features and say we’ve had that, gotta say the trend seems to be slowing if not reversing.
Cause both android and ios have peeked at the top. Now we are waiting for chrome os to do the same
I was also thinking this new update basically looks like the current iOS 😂
They've gone back and forth a few times. When Android first came out it was basically copying/playing catchup with iOS which was fine since it's a nice open source (ish) alternative that doesn't cost nearly as much and plays nicer with other devices.
Some new features looks like a copy paste from iOS like double tap behind
@@grn1 yeah, when it came out it was so much worse. Not much better than Symbian
Android 12 sucks. Plain and simple.
Shit that worked perfectly fine on 11 now lag or force shut randomly on 12.
Also my Hotspot randomly turns itself on and off. Never used to do that either.
I can't wait to start my 93' vw with my phone
This is one of those times where Apple users can say “we’ve had a lot of these features”
@@BizlaC Minus the headphone jack, gesture nav, notification badges, emojis, password sharing, e-sims, and most of all the fact that consumers can purchase touch devices and not unreleased to milk extra years out of T-9 phones.. but keep going.
@@firdaushbhadha2597 Capacitive touch screens were popularised by Apple, LG did it first.
How’s that Samsung Galaxy 7 working for you pal? Cause my vintage iPhone 7 from 2016 is still supported under latest iOS release. Oh I forgot - in Android you get like what - 1 major update at best? Keep going pal
@@muizzsiddique "consumers can purchase" and I believe it was Nokia who was sitting on the tech back in 2004, but killed it to milk a few extra years. Then Apple swooped in and was first to market something new and now they are a trillion dollar company while Nokia....is..¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ? . This isn't even the first time Apple stole interfaces from others, Xerox for "windows" style OS, which then MS stole from Apple. Its a chain of bad business decisions (Netflix vs Block Buster) that then get turned into marketable ideas (Netflix) which others borrow (Prime, Crave, HBO Max, etc)
@@piotrkwasniewski7774 Lool .. how's your battery then? ;)
Most of the features of Android 12 is already in Android 11 but with some redesigned material only.
Love how half of the features are directly copied from iOS
Thats google for ya
Me too and I’m an iOS user
The notification history feature was available on my old lenovo k4 note and yeah that was a life saver
this was available on android 11 i guess he just seen it now
@@LZeugirdor that's the thing. It was there but it's not easily discoverable. It took them a full version before they thought it's a good idea to put a shortcut on the actual notification shade itself.
@@v3xman odd. I'm running the android 12 beta and I don't see it in the notification shade. I still have to navigate to settings for it.
@@LZeugirdor its android, you can add many more features to your os
@@ryb2968 I understand that, I've used android for a long time and have modded it before, but I'm talking about stock Google Android beta. This update (perhaps for the pixel 4a) only shows the notification history if there are notifications there. Otherwise you have to go into settings to see them.
Android: pls dont turn me into a minimalist software
Google: Minimalist Intensifies**
this is a fucking joke and u take this seriously, nice
That's not even minimalist. That's impractical.
Just drop some links..bruh
I mean Google has literally always been about minimalism so your point makes no sense
"get a ltt hoodie to stay warm"
The current temperature where I live: 85°F
75 here
typo “to stay WarmER”
100 F (~ 37 C for the rest of the world) here in northern California.
@@JJFlores197 Jesus, I can Imagine what southern California is
I think it's funny that you guys use F instead of C
Im glad he focused on the actual new features, other channels highlighted everything samsung was already doing
That's because Samsung's already doing it, nothing new, Yawn zzzz android totally dead Haha the ui and colors are so ugly.
This video is just a bunch of confirmation bias, but too bad considering its linus, he keeps saying he's not biased, somehow I doubt it
Also google = privacy, hahahahahahahahahahahahhaha....
Degoogled and linux phones exist for many reasons and linus awareness in the industry is fading, then again he's a outdated boomer
@@onlyswedishmeatballs1677 then why are you here? Also I have not watched a single video from Linus and even I can tell his obvious sarcasm when he said "Google cares about your privacy". And what confirmation bias? You mean his "biases" based on actual features that are rolled out by a company and he's merely listing them? Are you that dense?
@@onlyswedishmeatballs1677 look, everyone has their own oppinion about what their fav phone OS are, but honestly, iOS is 90% camera 5% apps 5% whatever else. It's a phone for social media while androids are more an all around kind of shit. Android releases security patches every month or so to keep privacy and security up-to-date, while apple has always been known for their "extremely good privacy" right? Apple is a scam company who somehow accidentaly made a good phone. They're taking advantage of people who are buying products from them just because of the "Apple" branding. I wouldn't care if it was just expensive but it's also a pain in the ass to deal with. Alot of documentation, rules, restrictions, no right to repair without going to an certified apple "genius" and that's just some problems to name a few, since there is surely much more.
@@onlyswedishmeatballs1677 did you had a stroke while typing that out?
@@fishyc43sar I know I had a stroke reading it
Android 12 is ugly! Settings full of those blown up bubbles? 10 and 11 are nice in conclusion wrong people designing!
I like how Linus just kept holding his phone even tho it doesn't have android 12.
🔥😂