Read this in-depth information about the upcoming changes in Android 13

If you're the kind of Android user who double-checks every app permission, stays informed about every new feature, and is really interested in app split screen, you'll love this detailed rundown of expected changes in Android 13. should read. later this year. This is a complete and organized changelog - with a table of contents - of the unreleased Android 13 Developer Preview 2 and reads as an official internal guide to all changes.

This fully documented changelog of Android 13 is written by none other than former XDA Developers editor-in-chief Mishaal Rahman—who last year revealed the technical reasons why Microsoft Teams and Android 12 made a failed emergency call. You can also look at future products Google is working on – like the rumored Nest Hub and other tablets that offer USB API changes and communal "Hub Mode" mode features so multiple people can use the app . is represented by the code. same device.

You know who you are: a tinkerer, developer, programmer, or maybe just a user interface connoisseur for Microsoft Teams Android apps - which is why you should read this deep dive to find out when the update is officially ready. But what surprises you? Very little is left for launch. If you're into it the guide will make changes for Android TV and Android Automotive as well. And Rahman hasn't worked with the guide: There's a play-by-play on Twitter to help you dive deeper, and it'll keep updating as new changes come in.