Clarification: The "At A Glance" features of the "At A Glance Widget" can be turned off in the widget's customization menu. But that doesn't stop the date from holding my top row of icons hostage. Google, let me have the top row of my home screen for my apps or widgets plz.
The only thing that spoils a great phone and UI imo, will Google ever learn, I don't think so, I'd prefer to use the stock launcher but this one major flaw forces me to use a third party launcher, shame on Google
If you really want this, you have the option of hiring a programmer to make the fix in AOSP and work with Google to get in integrated into the next Android release.
The fact that now permissions are more separated is a huge lifesaver for developers, too. Before, we were forced to request location permissions for things that weren't related to actual location, giving us lots of bad reviews from customers thinking that we were harvesting location data. This is great!
Amen. As much as software developers love to develop features, maintenance and upgrades always differentiate poor quality software from excellent quality software.
Being able to set app-specific languages absolutely is my fav feature. Nothing is as annoying as having some rather horrible translated game or app, to then not even have any setting in the app to change languages. I'm kinda surprised that it even took that long for this feature to finally exist.
How would you know which language the app isn't horribly translated in? I don't think you understand what this feature is for. It's for when you aren't fluent enough in English.
Bluetooth and cellular connectivity is greatly improved. I was having all sorts of connectivity issues on my P6 Pro, but they all disappeared when I got 13 (I enrolled in beta as my phone was borderline unusable).
@@Ignacio.Romero Yeah, but you can either inconveniently change it back and forth a ton, or, if they use a broadly similar alphabet, put up with bad autocorrects. Would be nice if it just knew to use a particular language when in a particular app.
@@leafan101 With gboard you can switch between languages/layouts easily, just long-press the space bar. You can also use multiple autocorrect languages at once.
At first it sounded cool, being able to connect my headphones (client) to multiple devices (servers).. Then he clarified it was multiple clients per server, and not what I imagined :p So no having your headphones play both computer and laptop audio without re-pairing each time. And no ability to make a network of hubs projecting same audio so you can move around in your house as if it was a wifi-headset with multiple routers.
Looking for another app that has a themed icon (1:43)? We have implemented the themed icon in our app - Incredible Maths. We haven't made it to implementing Material You yet, but we will look into it soon.
I remember around October 2019 - October 2021, I loved the customization on my Pixel. I loved how you could change the fonts, app icon shapes, and the icon styles. I really wish they would bring those back. Other than that, I really enjoy the new update!
@@gamemoves2415 in android 12 you have less basic color themes to choose from, you can't change your system font anymore, you can't change quick settings icons anymore, you can't change app icon shapes anymore. all of those were available in the "wallpaper and style" section in android 11
“Even more customisations”?! They removed customisations in Android 12. They only gave back a few in Android 13 and you touted that as a great improvement.
@@AlphaSnowLion I forget what exactly I was mad about since it's been a year or two but googling around it seems I'm not the only one who is upset, with many people saying not to update & listing removed features / broken functionality. I didn't have a choice since my carrier version just does whatever Verizon choose but if you are looking at OnePlus I would suggest you read through some of those lists
@@AlphaSnowLion Well for starters, they removed portrait video from Oneplus 9pro in Android 12 also they removed nightscape video ( a feature someone will never use cause it is crap but it was still cool cause they are trying something new ) then they removed it. They completely changed the simple and great looking camera app interface into Oppo's camera interface. They removed "parallel apps" in Android 12 and many more features that made Oxygen os "OXYGEN OS". To be fair they did add some new features that made things better but it is no use removing OS DEFYING features and adding imitations of other OS features (ahem ahem color OS) and their Oxygen OS 12 was a disaster with a lot of bugs that made me regret purchasing a Oneplus mobile overlooking Samsung's flagship. In my opinion, Oxygen OS 11 peaked so hard that it had to fall down into Oppo's hands to kill itself. Hope the coming Oxygen OS 13 will be bug-free at least, I am not looking forward to the flashy new features they announced, I just want it to be flashy, simple, and light just like how Oxygen OS was.
After switching to Android 12 from One Plus' Oxygen OS there have been SO many basic operations that take 2 or more swipes/taps where they would only take 1 input in Oxygen. I hope 13 resolves a lot of these little headaches.
I hated Android 12 so much to the point I got another phone which is 11. The interface is horribly bad at minimizing amount of taps need to perform an action and in some ways took users back to early smartphone days where screens were super tiny so they were forced to make do with multiple taps at the time.
Exactly. I don't understand why so many tech tubers are loving android stock. I don't care if there is more than I use. I care if there is less then I need.
For me I absolutely hated 12, it would crash my apps whenever I minimized them, I got terrible performance and battery life. As soon as I upgraded to 13 all that went away, phone started acting almost 100% better. I am "all for" fix your stuff, I do not care nor use nearly any of those new features, what I want/need is for the OS to work and work well. Android 13 does that, and I for one could not be happier.
It would be really nice if you could choose to group items in the quick access panel. Eg: Having Wi-Fi and Mobile Data as seperate buttons. Also being able to just turn them on and off with a single click. Rather than going into Internet and then turning those switches on or off. Going back to how it was in Android 11 basically.
Another positive of the 13 update is that it seems to have finally fixed the weird Bluetooth random disconnect bug my Pixel 6 pro has had since day one.
What I want: 3 app split-screen on 16:9 screens or taller. There should be room for it. One app's smallest size should fit three times in portrait mode. But landscape mode only has one size, so that needs changing.
The HUGE difference between apple and any other device however is the hardware. You can update your Pixel phone right away, no problem. But other companies like Samsung for example need to update their firmware drivers before the phone can be updated. Besides.. even if an android phone would take 2 years instead of 2 months (max) to update I still would prefer it over an iOS device lol.
I have the standard Pixel 6 and installed the update yesterday. I can confirm that the device feels snappier and the damn fingerprint sensor actually works quickly and accurately. I never had any major issues with mine but it finally feels as it should've when I bought it at launch.
Always funny to see the things MIUI has had for ages get added to regular Android. I've had the qr scanner in drop down for years. While notifications aren't opt in, turning them off in the drop down per app has been very easy as well. Really looking forward to that clipboard though that is such a great update. And if the copy between pc and phone comes through natively that will also be great.
Same for Samsung... they had things in 2012 that Google added like 2 or 3 years ago. And I can remote onto my fricken Note 9 and do the copy and paste stuff just on Windows where I actually need the stuff. Sadly that doesn't work on the Tab S6. That Windows Link feature ist the best shit I've ever seen on mobile devices. Installing it on the tablet doesn't bring the remote feature though which sucks. And I don't get why Samsung doesn't integrate it for their tablets as well...
Definitely. I think every OS should have such a functionality: set language by users and apps for the sake of multilingual individuals and families. And sometimes apps fall back to languages you don't know because they do not support your primary display language and you have no control over which language it falls to. This is plain ridiculous.
@@Shinkajo Sometimes English isn't available. Sometimes it's nicer to have local apps like the bank or public transport apps in the local language while the rest are in English.
You can tell the amount of compression TH-cam is doing in the first second of the video with all those confetti. Linus' face basically turned into 360p momentarily. Reminded me of that Tom Scott's video.
From the android we had on the samsung s4 until now, the graphics in android have become more and more simple and black and white! It's a trend many software are following, something I personally don't like For me, it is also important that you have the option to adjust screen coolor, red blue green in a proper way and that you can completely turn off split screen so you don't accidentally press the function with accident. if you need a good video player or music player, there are many good apps. Same with calculator widget. (Mad calculator widget)
@@InservioLetum what? It's so intuitive I don't know what you're on about. Even if you don't like it, Linus literally said that you can now hold the home button on the 3 button option which on Android you can specify yourself. You're not locked in to swiping so just change it?
@@InservioLetum Just so we're talking about the same. (split screen) then I'm talking about having 2 apps on the screen at the same time. when I press the square button on my phone to bring up all apps that are running, I can either choose to enter them or close them or split screen. If I go back and forth from e-mail and the internet browser, for example, split screen button is easy to press accidentally. Not all internet browsers are compatible with split screen, which ends up with all open internet pages being closed.
@@pixels_per_inch Okay. I don't agree with you. The design should be good like they were on android on samsung s4 or on many old tv tuners. Or for example on older apple mac if you look at the long menu line that was at the bottom of the screen. I don't think it looks like a toy!
I remember how flashy the Note 4 looked in the store compared to the others. That's what sold me on Android/Samsung. Today, can't really say the same with everything being so flat and lifeless.
I'll love the multi language feature. Sometimes it haunts me not being able to change the language. And the apps sometimes use the language I set in my phone to forward me to another site or content
5:39 Finally a way to avoid shitty translations in apps. You always had to chose which apps you want to sacrifice to translation demons, local apps or american apps. That's enough of a feature to finally switch my old phone.
7:17 Will this be on Android TV? It would be really nice to be able to maybe get different audio devices working together if the timing could be properly synced. Like say a sound bar with wireless subwoofers, and then some bluetooth speakers at the back of the room to work as satellites, or even a different soundbar in a different room if you're constantly walking between rooms working on stuff.
@@pixels_per_inch I'd imagine it would require both devices to support this standard, and this standard may have a way of reporting/beaconing any sort of processing delay, but it may not be possible. without maybe the sending device adding an ultrasonic tag to each device and listening for the delay
Android 13 definitely feels more of a refinement/polish than a revolutionary update. Also, I have a Pixel 5 and I've been using the hold down home button to ask Google for awhile now. But so far, 13 is working well.
I'm looking forward personally to samsung's Android 13 based OneUI 5, They're already out with a OneUI 5 Public Beta that from what I've heard has a fairly large amount of new features such as a PROPER battery health measurement (coming in a future beta build and Possibly similar to what iOS has) and also features a very wide range of colors for their Material you feature (Not limited to 3 automatically selected colors), MUCH Improved Animations and Stability, You can now copy text from images on the gallery (Previously it was accessed via Bixby Vision PS: Laugh All you want but Bixby is actually good now.), Upgraded clipboard, New and very much welcome gestures for multitasking (Swiping up with two fingers from the bottom of the phone) and Likely even more that I still am yet to discover. Also I still think that the quick panel of Pixel Experience is significantly worse than the older one that is thankfully still in OneUI 5
I'd also like to add that Samsung has already had the same (If not better) Cross device functions and functionality for around 2 years now if I remember correctly
If only they did their releases quickly it would be perfect. Last year iirc it took them a few months to ship One UI 4. And it came with bugs despite taking their time on the update. My biggest issue was that context aware suggestions on the bottom were locked to 4 initial suggestions (all samsung apps) and never updated anymore until they patched it after a month or so.
@@Frozander I agree. At least they are increasing the support lifetime of their newer phones, so you'll get the updates eventually. They were pretty quick with the android 9 update from what I remember, but it was the last version the s8 got, only 2 years after launch
There was quite a few changes that were already in iOS, both OS have always copied each other but it seems like more Android updates are getting iOS features. Things like the app permissions, opt-in notifications (surprised that wasn’t a thing in android already), the shared clipboard, QR code in the quick toggles, home controls while unlocked (note on iOS you can’t control security devices without unlocking the phone), etc. Also it’s weird you only have 8 colour options (was 4) for the Lock Screen clock and other stuff, iOS 16 lets you change to any colour you want and this is a brand new feature this year, it’s weird google didn’t included it on first release as well.
Opt-in notifications hasn't been as big of an issue on Android however, with how easy it is to manage them via the different notification channels and easy to use notification permission management, but it's a welcome addition.
It's home controls while locked. They've had a home controls menu since 11, iirc. The colors thing is just an auto color based on your wallpaper. You can still set it to a manual color scheme and change your lock screen wallpaper The QR code one has taken painfully long. It's been baked into the camera for a while now, but that's not the most intuitive so I'm glad they're finally adding it to the menu.
@@pixels_per_inch the notifications will be opt-in now is the change. Really hasn't been a huge issue because managing notification permissions is really easy on Android relative iOS (it's why pretty much every review complains about notifications on iOS relative Android) And the home control options can be available while your phone is locked now, if you so choose (something I don't think iOS can do), is the other change. I think OP is just confused about the details
Downside: Android 13 restricts access to /Android/data/, meaning that file managers are unable to access apps' config files, log files, etc stored in their respective folders.
I think one of the previous versions restricted access to android/obb, which can be bypassed by allowing that app to install apps from unknown sources. I hope they'll find a solution for android/data too.
I've only ever had Samsung's, this video was as much a learning experience of how much one ui fills in the gaps of stock Android as much as it was on Android 13!
I really wish the youtube music can be synced between devices so you can seamlessly continue playing your music on your phone when you were listening in a browser or on your tablet when you go out and seamlessly switch back when you return.
Truly impressive. Only got these features for a few years now in manufacturer roms. Now they only need to put in like 100 features still missing and stock android may actually be usable again.
Don't bother with the change. Android 9 is a great OS. The newer ones removed a lot of functionalities that it has, and makes life hard for some people ie me. Just keep the phone as is, maybe use a custom rom for it but with older android instead of the newer ones.
i think it would be cool if being in a "call" didnt automatically tank audio quality across the device. if you try to listen to music or watch a video while something is using the "call" audio channel, the audio gets destroyed to sound like a call. which also probably means that call audio isnt nearly as bad as it sounds, its just being crushed for some reason? this has been a thing since i got my first phone and i never see anyone mention it. i was in a playstation party a few days ago and the stream audio was terrible because the voice chat is categorized as a call.
This is an issue with Bluetooth. The Bluetooth "music" mode uses bandwidth allocated for the microphone, once in call you lose this bandwidth. I think this has been fixed in Bluetooth 5 but to take advantage of this you need both a device and headphones that are Bluetooth 5 compatible
paul already said why it crushes other audio, but call audio is just that bad. basically to save bandwidth back in the day they would cut your audio down to a small range (that voices usually fall into) and then shift it up or down so they could fit multiple calls on one wire. when mobile phones and digital calling came out a lot of it was on the same infrastructure, and if it wasn't they wanted to be compatible with older phones, and now were stuck with low quality calls. this is also why hold music is very hit or miss, as if it goes outside the range its awful, but some companies get music specifically made to be in that range so it sounds ok (usaa is notably good)
Yeah, had many moments watching this where I was thinking “huh did Android not have this yet?” despite owning a Sony Xperia 1 III phone myself, albeit not as my daily driver.
Dark mode, accent colours, live tiles for widgets, app folders with three different sizes, search bar at the bottom of the browser, People's Hub (the best way to communicate) and the best keyboard ever. Windows Mobile OS (before Windows 10 Mobile) was an ultra-modern OS, far far ahead of its time.
As someone who makes Android apps, I absolutely despise new Android OS releases. Google always finds some way to be overly obnoxious whether it is Google's own Android libraries not being ready for the new OS (happens 80% of the time) while forcing devs to target the latest SDK anyway if they want to publish to Google Play to deprecating/obsoleting half of an app's code base because there's a newer/shinier way to do something to the virtual devices for the new OS not being ready to Android Studio simply not working at all. As a user, YOU might like Android, but Google manages to wreck the experience for devs every single release of the OS. Also, some poorly written, esoteric line in the OS release notes is 100% guaranteed to ruin a dev's week and make them miserable to be around. Android app development is certainly better than iOS app development BUT that doesn't mean the experience is actually pleasant (Hint: It's not). The Android device emulator is also pretty terrible (it kind of works but is a very poor substitute for a physical device) but no one makes a physical device, including Google, that is guaranteed to receive ALL future Android OS updates. The end result is that app devs might not be able to test their apps on the latest OS on a physical device for at least 6-12 months. And many companies are moving to a policy of no longer buying new Android/iOS devices for employees, which means app devs are stuck at whatever version of the OS their device is running for a lot longer (possibly upwards of 2-3 years).
Huh, I guess Android is finally going to have their own KDE Connect / Pushbullet implementation. As usual, the main Android is just so late to things, even Samsung already has it better with their tighter integration with Windows' Your Phone. Still, having recently dealt with the madness of Wayland, Flatseal, and Gnome, I can't say that this update underwhelms me, because all things considered there's a lot of good, sane implementations permission and customization here. Combined with the bootloader update, though, I guess I'll just wait for a good mid-range phone that comes with Android 13 OOTB.
As an iPhone user, I was expecting to see a bunch of cool new features that I’ve never seen before, but half of these are things that iOS already had, and the other half are really minor. My favorite feature is the flippin clipboard widget of all things. That’s it… Now I’m really confused as to why Android users think they have a better os, they seem very similar in many ways.
I don't really care about iOS vs Android. Android 12 had a lot of issues. I'm glad that they took an entire upgrade cycle to mostly work out the bugs instead of putting a bunch of new features on top of a frustrating experience.
Now go read the comments under the WWDC (Apple software updates) to find thousands that are like “android had those features for years, it’s so much better”
What I find funny is that some of the features that seem like new, One UI already had them, cross copy paste is something that I already have on my Tab S7+ and S22U for a long while, and One UI already had implemented a tablet or large screen UI difference so it is more comfortable to use, I don't want to sound like a Samsung fan which says that all that Samsung makes is perfect. I believe that all technology from all companies has its place and they could not exist without the competition of the others
As for keeping your phone up to date, there is always a possibility of flashing a Custom ROM, your phone is proly already out of warranty 😄 And I have seen in the past that some newer, lighter, better optimised versions of Android made an old phone perform again and saved it from trash 😇
@@jankohrajko thank you I'm getting into this scene as I have many projects just for when I have money but I still want to start learning now. I will look into XDA and stuffs I think I'm just finding hard to decipher if the information is still relevant or outdated due to rapid advancedments in android and the tech that's uses it.
@@BeaHasPP It will always be like that. Even when using old phones (Samsung Galaxy S3), there are usually some new ROMs being made. Once you understand what is being used/needed with your exact phone it will be second nature :) In the long run is more about finding the ROM which is stable for daily use and has all the features you want. And just one last advice, keep back ups! 😅
A feature that would be really nice. When using multi window especially on Samsung where both windows can be active. When you go to put text input on the right side of the screen while watching Netflix or Hulu on the left side of the screen the keyboard resizes itself to only take up the app with the text input instead of the whole screen. that would be fantastic. Not sure how it would work in portrait mode but at least for landscape mode that would be lovely
I think they should not call this 13, but (like they did in the past) 12.1, it's a very small incremental update, with interesting and necessary features, but not a full new version.
It's funny to think the guy in the video, Linus Sebastian is a CEO of a company he himself built from the ground up, with 46-7 Employees (the 1 is depending on if you count the big chief himself), employing Engineers, establishing a testing facility to independently test products, and much more.. I'm kinda losing the thread in my head now, but at least it's very impressive, oh yeah, right!, I meant to say, It's kinda funny that though the guy the channel is named for is present for most videos, given that he's also the boss of everyone and the CEO, (the big chief)
At this point, apple is starting to be more customizable than Android 😭 Please Google, fix third party launchers gesture support, allow custom icons on pixel launcher, add more widgets, bring back the font and icon shape manager, and let you get rid of any widget you want on your home screen!
It’s sad, I have always supported and bought from android phone companies, but they have been removing all perks compared to iPhones. No more expandable storage, no headphone Jack, less customization. What is google doing with android 13? It seems like they want to sell less phones and let apple make more money. I’ll probably be switching to iPhone in 2024 after I’m tired of my Samsung s20 fe 5g
The Auracast is something that will be a must-have for some guilds, for example listening to your tunes while riding with a pillion on a bike. It'll stop being: you can speak or you have a phone connected. I'm sure in no time after the launch, we'll have some apps to enable voice and music to be relayed by your phone.
The Android assistant with the home button has always been available. Its even available when you have the swipe up option. You put your finger on the bottom of the screen in the middle, then swipe up a short distance and hold.
huh did i miss the bluetooth "unlimited" pairing function on marquez' video? because i thought this version of android had nothing i wanted maybe: a theater could broadcast its audio to my bluetooth headphones? then i don't have to hear people talk or cough!
Locked access to smart home devices is already available on Android 12, and you can configure which devices are available on the interface .. same as which ones can be controlled with Google Assistant.
Waiting since 2019 for LC3 plus codec that would allow sub 20ms latency (ideally 5-10ms is the best, like standing 5 meters from the cabinet) in bluetooth audio devices, so I could finally play guitar processed by VST without any wires! Right now I have to use APTX LL (low latency) devices (transmitter + receiver) which have 40ms just for sending audio, plus you have processing chain that could take away 10-20ms, and it's still hard to play sixteenth notes above 120-150BPM A quarter note at 60bpm will last exactly 1 second. Sixteenth would be 250ms (formula for 16th is: 15 / BPM = seconds). 120bpm @ 16th is 125ms. 150bpm @ 16th is 100ms. So if your signal is processed and sent back to you at 50-60ms after you pluck the string, it means you would have trouble playing anything faster than 120-150 BPM, since it would be taking almost half the time of the note.
On android, you use the camera for qr codes. I don't even know how to use Google for qr. Just a quick double tap of the lock button and one more click on the link is all you need.
Clarification: The "At A Glance" features of the "At A Glance Widget" can be turned off in the widget's customization menu. But that doesn't stop the date from holding my top row of icons hostage. Google, let me have the top row of my home screen for my apps or widgets plz.
android sucks
Google is the king of customization, time to live up to that title.
@@mayshack no it's sarcasm. not bait.
The only thing that spoils a great phone and UI imo, will Google ever learn, I don't think so, I'd prefer to use the stock launcher but this one major flaw forces me to use a third party launcher, shame on Google
If you really want this, you have the option of hiring a programmer to make the fix in AOSP and work with Google to get in integrated into the next Android release.
The fact that now permissions are more separated is a huge lifesaver for developers, too. Before, we were forced to request location permissions for things that weren't related to actual location, giving us lots of bad reviews from customers thinking that we were harvesting location data. This is great!
Glad they made the change
Samsung implemented half of these features like a year ago 😉
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I thought Goku destroyed Android 13
I still wish Android would bring back the dessert naming convention. Made it more fun and different than normal number increments.
Saharandroid.
Android 13 is codenamed Tiramisu, they brought it back!
Android 13 is called Tiramisu I think/ Or the codename
Yeah, Sahara was my favourite version… -_-
It's back
Using the staff as playful models is one of the best evolutions this show has made.
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I was dying with their little skits 🤣🤣🤣
This is evolving to a show
7:02 🙌
@@jaybird0312 Yeah, me too. Nice to know that they are playful and happy at work.
There's nothing underwhelming to me about improving the OS. Takes a lot more work than to just ignore broken stuff and add more features
Amen. As much as software developers love to develop features, maintenance and upgrades always differentiate poor quality software from excellent quality software.
Being able to set app-specific languages absolutely is my fav feature. Nothing is as annoying as having some rather horrible translated game or app, to then not even have any setting in the app to change languages. I'm kinda surprised that it even took that long for this feature to finally exist.
Android is finally catching up with iOS.
Same, the surprisingly only meaningful update for me
Im not interested in Android 13, its boring watching software reviews. I prefer watching Linus reviewing hardwares.
@@Mereo110 iOS has this?
How would you know which language the app isn't horribly translated in? I don't think you understand what this feature is for. It's for when you aren't fluent enough in English.
ALL the props to the b-roll team. The silent disco and audio-sharing footage was hella neat.
Also props to the writer for this great idea!
Music-less music videos are a thing on YT and can be pretty funny!
Hmm
Bluetooth and cellular connectivity is greatly improved. I was having all sorts of connectivity issues on my P6 Pro, but they all disappeared when I got 13 (I enrolled in beta as my phone was borderline unusable).
As a language teacher, that language setting bit, while it might be a tiny change, is going to be huge for me. Hopefully it works with keyboards too.
Oh man, being able to set keyboard language for different contacts in messenger apps would be amazing. But I doubt I'll ever get that feature.
Keyboards already have multilanguage support
@@Ignacio.Romero Yeah, but you can either inconveniently change it back and forth a ton, or, if they use a broadly similar alphabet, put up with bad autocorrects. Would be nice if it just knew to use a particular language when in a particular app.
@@leafan101 With gboard you can switch between languages/layouts easily, just long-press the space bar. You can also use multiple autocorrect languages at once.
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Bluetooth LE audio is definitely exciting. Shame it's limited to so few chipsets for now.
At first it sounded cool, being able to connect my headphones (client) to multiple devices (servers).. Then he clarified it was multiple clients per server, and not what I imagined :p So no having your headphones play both computer and laptop audio without re-pairing each time. And no ability to make a network of hubs projecting same audio so you can move around in your house as if it was a wifi-headset with multiple routers.
Which chipsets?
@@FloresdorfGaming Anything with Bluetooth 5.2 support should work, I think.
Wf xm5 confirmed LE?
@@krishnachittur Mine has 5.1 :(( I bought it last year (Xiaomi Poco F3)
Looking for another app that has a themed icon (1:43)? We have implemented the themed icon in our app - Incredible Maths. We haven't made it to implementing Material You yet, but we will look into it soon.
I remember around October 2019 - October 2021, I loved the customization on my Pixel. I loved how you could change the fonts, app icon shapes, and the icon styles. I really wish they would bring those back. Other than that, I really enjoy the new update!
As a person using Android 9 rn, didn't realize they removed ivon shape customization 😅
go buy a samsung
Yeah, android 12 was all about customisation but it removed almost all of it.
@@existentialselkath1264 what customisation did android 12 remove?
@@gamemoves2415 in android 12 you have less basic color themes to choose from, you can't change your system font anymore, you can't change quick settings icons anymore, you can't change app icon shapes anymore. all of those were available in the "wallpaper and style" section in android 11
“Even more customisations”?! They removed customisations in Android 12. They only gave back a few in Android 13 and you touted that as a great improvement.
I can't hear android 13 without thinking of android 13. "Don't lecture me with your 30 dollar haircut"
I love how OnePlus had a bunch of launch features on my phone and removed them in favor of a bigger number on the Android version. 😃
@@AlphaSnowLion I forget what exactly I was mad about since it's been a year or two but googling around it seems I'm not the only one who is upset, with many people saying not to update & listing removed features / broken functionality. I didn't have a choice since my carrier version just does whatever Verizon choose but if you are looking at OnePlus I would suggest you read through some of those lists
Apparently they sent out an update that removed the X-ray camera feature on the Oneplus 8 Pro.
@@AlphaSnowLion Well for starters, they removed portrait video from Oneplus 9pro in Android 12 also they removed nightscape video ( a feature someone will never use cause it is crap but it was still cool cause they are trying something new ) then they removed it. They completely changed the simple and great looking camera app interface into Oppo's camera interface. They removed "parallel apps" in Android 12 and many more features that made Oxygen os "OXYGEN OS". To be fair they did add some new features that made things better but it is no use removing OS DEFYING features and adding imitations of other OS features (ahem ahem color OS) and their Oxygen OS 12 was a disaster with a lot of bugs that made me regret purchasing a Oneplus mobile overlooking Samsung's flagship.
In my opinion, Oxygen OS 11 peaked so hard that it had to fall down into Oppo's hands to kill itself. Hope the coming Oxygen OS 13 will be bug-free at least, I am not looking forward to the flashy new features they announced, I just want it to be flashy, simple, and light just like how Oxygen OS was.
@@sugandhak8731 oxygen os is now just color os idk why they still call it oxygen os
It's ok now
After switching to Android 12 from One Plus' Oxygen OS there have been SO many basic operations that take 2 or more swipes/taps where they would only take 1 input in Oxygen. I hope 13 resolves a lot of these little headaches.
I hated Android 12 so much to the point I got another phone which is 11. The interface is horribly bad at minimizing amount of taps need to perform an action and in some ways took users back to early smartphone days where screens were super tiny so they were forced to make do with multiple taps at the time.
...and I'm honestly surprised no one seemed to really care about this issue beyond a small complaint.
Exactly. I don't understand why so many tech tubers are loving android stock. I don't care if there is more than I use. I care if there is less then I need.
I downgraded to OOS11 again within a month….. OOS12 is a joke
@@armaan_44 Me too. I had A12 for ä week on my 9pro. Switched back to 11. I hate the material you so much. Why google? I want set a color.
For me I absolutely hated 12, it would crash my apps whenever I minimized them, I got terrible performance and battery life. As soon as I upgraded to 13 all that went away, phone started acting almost 100% better. I am "all for" fix your stuff, I do not care nor use nearly any of those new features, what I want/need is for the OS to work and work well. Android 13 does that, and I for one could not be happier.
I hope that remains true when I get mah hands on an Android13 phone.
12 has been a tragedy opera about how much I miss 11
@@nairocamilo my mi a3 is on 11 it work good 😊
@@rushikeshtapre8620 ok?
Anyway, I don't recommend upgrading. Enjoy 11
Okay well that definitely never happened to me, I haven’t had that with Android since 2014.
That definitely sounds like a problem with the phone manufacturer's implementation and not the base OS itself.
It would be really nice if you could choose to group items in the quick access panel. Eg: Having Wi-Fi and Mobile Data as seperate buttons. Also being able to just turn them on and off with a single click. Rather than going into Internet and then turning those switches on or off. Going back to how it was in Android 11 basically.
Another positive of the 13 update is that it seems to have finally fixed the weird Bluetooth random disconnect bug my Pixel 6 pro has had since day one.
That could be due to the headphones
@@neonsamus It was multiple devices. My vehicle head unit and Fitbit sense were the most annoying.
That’s why I moved to iPhone. I was irritated by bugs in android on my pixel. It’s a shame, I loved android.
@@Koxv2 🙄
YES. My fitbit actually connects consistently now instead of me having to constantly flip a coin to see if it would work or not.
Linus has the most complex relationship with Android I've ever witnessed with a mortal
What immortal do you know and what is their problem with Android?
@S4GE android is linux duhh
@@gamefun2525 with modified kernel
@@BosnianHeisenberg Not anymore I think
Don't we all...
What I want: 3 app split-screen on 16:9 screens or taller. There should be room for it. One app's smallest size should fit three times in portrait mode. But landscape mode only has one size, so that needs changing.
If only every manufacturers can update their phones as soon as Android launches a new version, they would be more appealing compared to iOS
That was the idea behind project Treble if I recall correctly.
I don't see much of that.
That's why I use custom ROMs
who cares. Its not like much changes these days.
The HUGE difference between apple and any other device however is the hardware. You can update your Pixel phone right away, no problem. But other companies like Samsung for example need to update their firmware drivers before the phone can be updated.
Besides.. even if an android phone would take 2 years instead of 2 months (max) to update I still would prefer it over an iOS device lol.
Samsung is already on it. They already released their Android 13 based OneUI 5 Beta
I have the standard Pixel 6 and installed the update yesterday. I can confirm that the device feels snappier and the damn fingerprint sensor actually works quickly and accurately. I never had any major issues with mine but it finally feels as it should've when I bought it at launch.
awesome to hear that, Im installing the update right now on my Pixel 6. Thanks for your comment
Piggybacking off this comment to say that 13 is also available on new Samsung devices. It's available through the Member's app. :)
Always funny to see the things MIUI has had for ages get added to regular Android. I've had the qr scanner in drop down for years. While notifications aren't opt in, turning them off in the drop down per app has been very easy as well. Really looking forward to that clipboard though that is such a great update. And if the copy between pc and phone comes through natively that will also be great.
Yeah. I got tired of emailing myself texts.
Same for Samsung... they had things in 2012 that Google added like 2 or 3 years ago. And I can remote onto my fricken Note 9 and do the copy and paste stuff just on Windows where I actually need the stuff. Sadly that doesn't work on the Tab S6. That Windows Link feature ist the best shit I've ever seen on mobile devices. Installing it on the tablet doesn't bring the remote feature though which sucks. And I don't get why Samsung doesn't integrate it for their tablets as well...
I saw the title and I thought he was talking about Android 13 from Dragon Ball Z.
Made me laugh, nice
"DON'T YOU LECTURE ME WITH YOUR 30 DOLLAR HAIRCUT"
@@_XDan I had that thought initially. Lol
@@Pokechao lmao I forgot about that.
I installed it on my Galaxy S8+ (Lineageos20) it runs perfect with good battery life.
And good performance.
Custom os in
2022? Very based.
Me too. Arrow os 13
same. running pixel experience plus on my poco x3 pro
@@clonedmuchacho one UI I pretty meh
i actually love that you can set language settings per app. One of my favourite features so far
Definitely. I think every OS should have such a functionality: set language by users and apps for the sake of multilingual individuals and families. And sometimes apps fall back to languages you don't know because they do not support your primary display language and you have no control over which language it falls to. This is plain ridiculous.
Why though? I'm fluent in 5 languages, but I see no reason not to use English everywhere, which isn't even my first language.
@@Shinkajo Sometimes English isn't available. Sometimes it's nicer to have local apps like the bank or public transport apps in the local language while the rest are in English.
You can tell the amount of compression TH-cam is doing in the first second of the video with all those confetti. Linus' face basically turned into 360p momentarily. Reminded me of that Tom Scott's video.
7:05 a silent disco with my polycue sounds like a dream come true.
From the android we had on the samsung s4 until now, the graphics in android have become more and more simple and black and white! It's a trend many software are following, something I personally don't like
For me, it is also important that you have the option to adjust screen coolor, red blue green in a proper way and that you can completely turn off split screen so you don't accidentally press
the function with accident.
if you need a good video player or music player, there are many good apps.
Same with calculator widget.
(Mad calculator widget)
How is it "black and white"? The entire point of MaterialYou is that it's colorful and customizable
@@InservioLetum what? It's so intuitive I don't know what you're on about. Even if you don't like it, Linus literally said that you can now hold the home button on the 3 button option which on Android you can specify yourself. You're not locked in to swiping so just change it?
@@InservioLetum
Just so we're talking about the same.
(split screen) then I'm talking about having 2 apps on the screen at the same time.
when I press the square button on my phone to bring up all apps that are running, I can either choose to enter them or close them or split screen. If I go back and forth from e-mail and the internet browser, for example, split screen button is easy to press accidentally.
Not all internet browsers are compatible with split screen, which ends up with all open internet pages being closed.
@@pixels_per_inch
Okay. I don't agree with you.
The design should be good like they were on android on samsung s4 or on many old tv tuners.
Or for example on older apple mac if you look at the long menu line that was at the bottom of the screen.
I don't think it looks like a toy!
I remember how flashy the Note 4 looked in the store compared to the others. That's what sold me on Android/Samsung. Today, can't really say the same with everything being so flat and lifeless.
Another year, another update that makes iOS be more like Android, and another update that makes Android be more like iOS.
Technically they are both still copying NeXTSteP / BeOS2 with the touch interface swiping gizmoes and such.
I'll love the multi language feature. Sometimes it haunts me not being able to change the language. And the apps sometimes use the language I set in my phone to forward me to another site or content
5:39 Finally a way to avoid shitty translations in apps. You always had to chose which apps you want to sacrifice to translation demons, local apps or american apps. That's enough of a feature to finally switch my old phone.
You can turn off the at a glance widget by holding down on it and hitting customize
7:17 Will this be on Android TV? It would be really nice to be able to maybe get different audio devices working together if the timing could be properly synced. Like say a sound bar with wireless subwoofers, and then some bluetooth speakers at the back of the room to work as satellites, or even a different soundbar in a different room if you're constantly walking between rooms working on stuff.
@@pixels_per_inch I'd imagine it would require both devices to support this standard, and this standard may have a way of reporting/beaconing any sort of processing delay, but it may not be possible. without maybe the sending device adding an ultrasonic tag to each device and listening for the delay
Some of these updates really make you appreciare how they were already available in Samsung's OneUI.
Android 13 definitely feels more of a refinement/polish than a revolutionary update. Also, I have a Pixel 5 and I've been using the hold down home button to ask Google for awhile now. But so far, 13 is working well.
I'm looking forward personally to samsung's Android 13 based OneUI 5, They're already out with a OneUI 5 Public Beta that from what I've heard has a fairly large amount of new features such as a PROPER battery health measurement (coming in a future beta build and Possibly similar to what iOS has) and also features a very wide range of colors for their Material you feature (Not limited to 3 automatically selected colors), MUCH Improved Animations and Stability, You can now copy text from images on the gallery (Previously it was accessed via Bixby Vision PS: Laugh All you want but Bixby is actually good now.), Upgraded clipboard, New and very much welcome gestures for multitasking (Swiping up with two fingers from the bottom of the phone) and Likely even more that I still am yet to discover.
Also I still think that the quick panel of Pixel Experience is significantly worse than the older one that is thankfully still in OneUI 5
I'd also like to add that Samsung has already had the same (If not better) Cross device functions and functionality for around 2 years now if I remember correctly
And if you don't like the native theming, Samsung's "good lock" app has a theme maker that lets you edit any color individually.
@@LofiTurtle_ I Forgot to mention it
If only they did their releases quickly it would be perfect. Last year iirc it took them a few months to ship One UI 4. And it came with bugs despite taking their time on the update. My biggest issue was that context aware suggestions on the bottom were locked to 4 initial suggestions (all samsung apps) and never updated anymore until they patched it after a month or so.
@@Frozander I agree. At least they are increasing the support lifetime of their newer phones, so you'll get the updates eventually. They were pretty quick with the android 9 update from what I remember, but it was the last version the s8 got, only 2 years after launch
There was quite a few changes that were already in iOS, both OS have always copied each other but it seems like more Android updates are getting iOS features. Things like the app permissions, opt-in notifications (surprised that wasn’t a thing in android already), the shared clipboard, QR code in the quick toggles, home controls while unlocked (note on iOS you can’t control security devices without unlocking the phone), etc. Also it’s weird you only have 8 colour options (was 4) for the Lock Screen clock and other stuff, iOS 16 lets you change to any colour you want and this is a brand new feature this year, it’s weird google didn’t included it on first release as well.
Language per app and auto language switching keyboard have been a part of iOS for a while now also. Shame google didn’t include both.
@@AustinRoss GBoard has been able to handle 2 languages at a time for a while now.
Opt-in notifications hasn't been as big of an issue on Android however, with how easy it is to manage them via the different notification channels and easy to use notification permission management, but it's a welcome addition.
It's home controls while locked. They've had a home controls menu since 11, iirc. The colors thing is just an auto color based on your wallpaper. You can still set it to a manual color scheme and change your lock screen wallpaper
The QR code one has taken painfully long. It's been baked into the camera for a while now, but that's not the most intuitive so I'm glad they're finally adding it to the menu.
@@pixels_per_inch the notifications will be opt-in now is the change. Really hasn't been a huge issue because managing notification permissions is really easy on Android relative iOS (it's why pretty much every review complains about notifications on iOS relative Android)
And the home control options can be available while your phone is locked now, if you so choose (something I don't think iOS can do), is the other change. I think OP is just confused about the details
Downside: Android 13 restricts access to /Android/data/, meaning that file managers are unable to access apps' config files, log files, etc stored in their respective folders.
@Brylan android fanboys were crying apple wouldn't let you access system files with apps you found on the internet lol.
I think one of the previous versions restricted access to android/obb, which can be bypassed by allowing that app to install apps from unknown sources. I hope they'll find a solution for android/data too.
Bye game mods lol
@Brylan but not good for emulators, ports of PC games, etc that require you to edit configuration files and check log files with a file manager
@Brylan yes, that is true. The issue right now is that AFAIK there's nothing like that.
I've only ever had Samsung's, this video was as much a learning experience of how much one ui fills in the gaps of stock Android as much as it was on Android 13!
I really wish the youtube music can be synced between devices so you can seamlessly continue playing your music on your phone when you were listening in a browser or on your tablet when you go out and seamlessly switch back when you return.
Truly impressive. Only got these features for a few years now in manufacturer roms. Now they only need to put in like 100 features still missing and stock android may actually be usable again.
Android 13 here meanwhile I am stuck on Android 9. We should get software updates like Iphones but we don't.
We do, just mainly with Samsungs newer mid range and high end phones. Mine has 4 years of promised updates
Samsung user here........ We do
Sony user here. Still stuck on Android 8 :(
Newer Samsung flagship and midrange devices surprisingly have the longest software support for any android device.
Don't bother with the change. Android 9 is a great OS. The newer ones removed a lot of functionalities that it has, and makes life hard for some people ie me. Just keep the phone as is, maybe use a custom rom for it but with older android instead of the newer ones.
i think it would be cool if being in a "call" didnt automatically tank audio quality across the device. if you try to listen to music or watch a video while something is using the "call" audio channel, the audio gets destroyed to sound like a call. which also probably means that call audio isnt nearly as bad as it sounds, its just being crushed for some reason? this has been a thing since i got my first phone and i never see anyone mention it. i was in a playstation party a few days ago and the stream audio was terrible because the voice chat is categorized as a call.
This is an issue with Bluetooth. The Bluetooth "music" mode uses bandwidth allocated for the microphone, once in call you lose this bandwidth. I think this has been fixed in Bluetooth 5 but to take advantage of this you need both a device and headphones that are Bluetooth 5 compatible
@@peco_17 my wireless ear buds are bluetooth 5, but ive had this happen with no headphones at all
paul already said why it crushes other audio, but call audio is just that bad. basically to save bandwidth back in the day they would cut your audio down to a small range (that voices usually fall into) and then shift it up or down so they could fit multiple calls on one wire. when mobile phones and digital calling came out a lot of it was on the same infrastructure, and if it wasn't they wanted to be compatible with older phones, and now were stuck with low quality calls.
this is also why hold music is very hit or miss, as if it goes outside the range its awful, but some companies get music specifically made to be in that range so it sounds ok (usaa is notably good)
I like the new vibration haptic that plays when you open the camera
When will they add custom theme colours? I'm dying to have the dracula theme!
Linus and co - can I please have a LTT branded gaming computer?
That would be amazing I have few ideas
2:27 That spill is SOOO deliberate. I love it.😂😂
Love how nobody mentions most of these were already iOS features… 😋
Yeah, had many moments watching this where I was thinking “huh did Android not have this yet?” despite owning a Sony Xperia 1 III phone myself, albeit not as my daily driver.
Dark mode, accent colours, live tiles for widgets, app folders with three different sizes, search bar at the bottom of the browser, People's Hub (the best way to communicate) and the best keyboard ever. Windows Mobile OS (before Windows 10 Mobile) was an ultra-modern OS, far far ahead of its time.
Belated happy birthday Linus!
As someone who makes Android apps, I absolutely despise new Android OS releases. Google always finds some way to be overly obnoxious whether it is Google's own Android libraries not being ready for the new OS (happens 80% of the time) while forcing devs to target the latest SDK anyway if they want to publish to Google Play to deprecating/obsoleting half of an app's code base because there's a newer/shinier way to do something to the virtual devices for the new OS not being ready to Android Studio simply not working at all. As a user, YOU might like Android, but Google manages to wreck the experience for devs every single release of the OS. Also, some poorly written, esoteric line in the OS release notes is 100% guaranteed to ruin a dev's week and make them miserable to be around. Android app development is certainly better than iOS app development BUT that doesn't mean the experience is actually pleasant (Hint: It's not). The Android device emulator is also pretty terrible (it kind of works but is a very poor substitute for a physical device) but no one makes a physical device, including Google, that is guaranteed to receive ALL future Android OS updates. The end result is that app devs might not be able to test their apps on the latest OS on a physical device for at least 6-12 months. And many companies are moving to a policy of no longer buying new Android/iOS devices for employees, which means app devs are stuck at whatever version of the OS their device is running for a lot longer (possibly upwards of 2-3 years).
I miss the times where the android versions were named after food
Android 13 is Tiramisu
Honestly, this should be named as '12.5' update and codenamed 'Snow Cone with topping'
Nobody:
Linus:
Android 10 is here and I like it
Android 11 is here and I like it
Android 12 is here and I like it
Android 13 is here and I like it
I have been waiting for that language setting for god knows how long! Finally!
I know it was for a bit, but I really enjoyed the casual reference to throuples and polycules.
Spotify also has themed icon support, as does twitch
Huh, I guess Android is finally going to have their own KDE Connect / Pushbullet implementation. As usual, the main Android is just so late to things, even Samsung already has it better with their tighter integration with Windows' Your Phone. Still, having recently dealt with the madness of Wayland, Flatseal, and Gnome, I can't say that this update underwhelms me, because all things considered there's a lot of good, sane implementations permission and customization here. Combined with the bootloader update, though, I guess I'll just wait for a good mid-range phone that comes with Android 13 OOTB.
They reached their max potential already.
Can't imagine what they've changed or have added to make it better?
Nothing.. They just change the font and color and maybe rearrange things.. Then everyone goes.."oh wow its drastically different and amazing." 😑🙄
You could try watching this video, then you wouldn't have to imagine!!
@@Jessev741 Nah, I like doing things my way at all times.
Cope.
Seethe.
Dilate.
At 7:05 Bell was so in it and i cant look at Dan with a straight face XD
As an iPhone user, I was expecting to see a bunch of cool new features that I’ve never seen before, but half of these are things that iOS already had, and the other half are really minor. My favorite feature is the flippin clipboard widget of all things. That’s it… Now I’m really confused as to why Android users think they have a better os, they seem very similar in many ways.
I don't really care about iOS vs Android. Android 12 had a lot of issues. I'm glad that they took an entire upgrade cycle to mostly work out the bugs instead of putting a bunch of new features on top of a frustrating experience.
Now go read the comments under the WWDC (Apple software updates) to find thousands that are like “android had those features for years, it’s so much better”
8:34 Or a custom ROM near you.
You can turn off the "at a glance" widget. You were two presses away in the video. hold press on it -> Customize -> At a Glance (not the gear) -> off.
Andriod needs better energy efficiency more ram means stability setup needs to change.
What I find funny is that some of the features that seem like new, One UI already had them, cross copy paste is something that I already have on my Tab S7+ and S22U for a long while, and One UI already had implemented a tablet or large screen UI difference so it is more comfortable to use, I don't want to sound like a Samsung fan which says that all that Samsung makes is perfect. I believe that all technology from all companies has its place and they could not exist without the competition of the others
As for keeping your phone up to date, there is always a possibility of flashing a Custom ROM, your phone is proly already out of warranty 😄
And I have seen in the past that some newer, lighter, better optimised versions of Android made an old phone perform again and saved it from trash 😇
i would love to but that kind of information is quite nitch and hard to come by
@@BeaHasPP XDA developers and yt videos/tutorials are your best friend here 😉
@@jankohrajko thank you I'm getting into this scene as I have many projects just for when I have money but I still want to start learning now. I will look into XDA and stuffs I think I'm just finding hard to decipher if the information is still relevant or outdated due to rapid advancedments in android and the tech that's uses it.
@@BeaHasPP It will always be like that. Even when using old phones (Samsung Galaxy S3), there are usually some new ROMs being made.
Once you understand what is being used/needed with your exact phone it will be second nature :)
In the long run is more about finding the ROM which is stable for daily use and has all the features you want. And just one last advice, keep back ups! 😅
I watched a movie featuring Android 13 many years ago. It didn't end well for him.
A feature that would be really nice. When using multi window especially on Samsung where both windows can be active. When you go to put text input on the right side of the screen while watching Netflix or Hulu on the left side of the screen the keyboard resizes itself to only take up the app with the text input instead of the whole screen. that would be fantastic. Not sure how it would work in portrait mode but at least for landscape mode that would be lovely
I wish to have three apps in portrait mode
I also wish to override the thing that prevents certain apps to be in split screen
I think they should not call this 13, but (like they did in the past) 12.1, it's a very small incremental update, with interesting and necessary features, but not a full new version.
Except for the vast amount of customizability options it really feels like Android is desperately trying to catch up to iOS
It's funny to think the guy in the video, Linus Sebastian is a CEO of a company he himself built from the ground up, with 46-7 Employees (the 1 is depending on if you count the big chief himself), employing Engineers, establishing a testing facility to independently test products, and much more.. I'm kinda losing the thread in my head now, but at least it's very impressive, oh yeah, right!, I meant to say, It's kinda funny that though the guy the channel is named for is present for most videos, given that he's also the boss of everyone and the CEO, (the big chief)
At this point, apple is starting to be more customizable than Android 😭
Please Google, fix third party launchers gesture support, allow custom icons on pixel launcher, add more widgets, bring back the font and icon shape manager, and let you get rid of any widget you want on your home screen!
It’s sad, I have always supported and bought from android phone companies, but they have been removing all perks compared to iPhones. No more expandable storage, no headphone Jack, less customization. What is google doing with android 13? It seems like they want to sell less phones and let apple make more money. I’ll probably be switching to iPhone in 2024 after I’m tired of my Samsung s20 fe 5g
I still think the quick settings has gone backwards, less functionality, more taps/swipes. Usually I just get used to change but this still annoys me
Android Tate
Can't wait till we get Android 17 & Android 18
I look forward to when I can copy paste any text I copy from Docs to any other app.
I usually don't comment, but I wanted to take a moment to appreciate the effort of the office staff dancing @ 7:09
This bit was really funny.
Just installed A13 based custom ROM and I am loving it 😍
i love android 11, the one thing i don't is the AI choosing matching color themes for my wallpaper :s
The Auracast is something that will be a must-have for some guilds, for example listening to your tunes while riding with a pillion on a bike. It'll stop being: you can speak or you have a phone connected. I'm sure in no time after the launch, we'll have some apps to enable voice and music to be relayed by your phone.
The best thing I've noticed with android 13 is that I didn't notice any changes. Which is a good thing, as nothing broke.
The Android assistant with the home button has always been available. Its even available when you have the swipe up option. You put your finger on the bottom of the screen in the middle, then swipe up a short distance and hold.
PHub also gets a new app icon
Howdy, there. I'm Android 13. Look at my...
Wait. There's no trucker hat... Oh... Wrong "Android".
Is astonishing to me to see just how close iOS and android feature sets have converged.
huh did i miss the bluetooth "unlimited" pairing function on marquez' video? because i thought this version of android had nothing i wanted
maybe: a theater could broadcast its audio to my bluetooth headphones? then i don't have to hear people talk or cough!
The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched - they must be felt with the heart ♥️💯
Locked access to smart home devices is already available on Android 12, and you can configure which devices are available on the interface .. same as which ones can be controlled with Google Assistant.
I love Anthony, always listens to his ad
The lock screen home controls would make a lot of sense if it had a geofencing option so it only worked without a passcode when near your home wifi.
Waiting since 2019 for LC3 plus codec that would allow sub 20ms latency (ideally 5-10ms is the best, like standing 5 meters from the cabinet) in bluetooth audio devices, so I could finally play guitar processed by VST without any wires!
Right now I have to use APTX LL (low latency) devices (transmitter + receiver) which have 40ms just for sending audio, plus you have processing chain that could take away 10-20ms, and it's still hard to play sixteenth notes above 120-150BPM
A quarter note at 60bpm will last exactly 1 second. Sixteenth would be 250ms (formula for 16th is: 15 / BPM = seconds).
120bpm @ 16th is 125ms.
150bpm @ 16th is 100ms.
So if your signal is processed and sent back to you at 50-60ms after you pluck the string, it means you would have trouble playing anything faster than 120-150 BPM, since it would be taking almost half the time of the note.
3:46 THANK YOU FOR SAYING THIS LINUS!!!!
Weird my s20 FE has none of those features yet it updated to android 13 like 2 days ago.
Hopefully the new multipoint audio codec will fix the syncing issue with multiple devices.
On android, you use the camera for qr codes. I don't even know how to use Google for qr. Just a quick double tap of the lock button and one more click on the link is all you need.
That silent disco was perfection
i just realized ltt has 2 sponsors per video
You guys deserved my like at the very moment I saw the scene where you're dancing wearing headphones!