Android 13 Official Release: All New Changes & Features

ANDROID 13 IS OUT!
All the new features, visual changes & tweaks in Android 13 demonstrated on the newly released Google Pixel 6a in comparison with Android 12.1 on the Pixel 5.

#Android13 #pixel6a #pixel5 #teampixel #androidupdates #madebygoogle

**Chapters**
0:00 - Intro
0:18 - Lock Screen
1:51 - Material YOU
2:21 - Home Screen
3:03 - Recent Apps Screen
3:30 - System Wide Search
4:50 - Notifications' Shade & Quick Settings
8:25 - Random New Features
10:36 - Settings
17:30 - Split Screen
18:17 - Outro

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[alwindenjel]

Emad should be appointed as a software tester at Google. His efforts are literally awesome.

[FrostPhoenix_]

Loving all the Android 13 changes so far. It's like a more stable release of the massive system and design overhaul we got with Android 12 but with extra functionality and extended features.

[-aaron]

I never comment on videos but I just want to show my appreciation for how detailed your work is. I can't imagine how effort it is to keep track of all these changes (which I don't think Google publish), including and especially minor ones, across every aspect of what I imagine is hundreds of screens across tens of apps and several devices.

If you multiply all that I reckon you could say you have to keep up with thousands of individual UI/system functionality that may or may not change week to week. And the presentation is always improving, the videos are regular and timely and you actually engage with comments.

A behind the scenes video would be fascinating, but equally, keep doing what you're doing!

[harshithpatte]

Android 13 seems more like a stable version Android 12.

The phone has become smoother.

[CamcorderHomeVideos]

I'm hoping that we will be able to adjust the flashlight brightness, use the telephoto lens for portraits, ultrawide lens for panoramas, and the black bar will be removed from apps.

[Wooperplus]

This is incredibly clean and in depth. Nothing flashy and no stupid camera b rolls or whatever. Just straight to the point.

[andrewhasley]

Thanks a lot for highlighting accessibility features and changes along with everything else. Much appreciated as always.

[YouGotPropofol]

The one thing Android has to do is figure out a way to allow the user to determine what apps have "sensitive notifications" and which are not. Currently iOS allows the user to decide per-app which notification on the lock screen will be shown in full without needing face-id/unlock. Android does not have this and depends on the developer to flag their notifications as sensitive or not. It makes no sense, as currently some apps will expand on the notification screen not needing my to unlock the device to see them and some won't. Also, android needs to have the option to STAY ON LOCK SCREEN after fingerprint has been entered, instead of opening the phone to the home screen. What is the point of having truncated/sensitive notifications on the lock screen if the only way to view them in full is to open the phone then pull down the notification shade? You may as well just have icons as the actual notification text is meaningless as you cant read it unless you open the phone. For goodness sake. So as an example, i get a telegram notification. I pick up the phone and the lock screen shows me "Telegram..." with a small arrow to expand the notification to read the message. I tap on the notification, it brings up the fingerprint icon, I enter the fingerprint and it opens the phone to the home page. Then I either have to open the telegram app, or pull down the shade to see the notification detail. Just let the USER decide which apps/notification are ok to show on the lock screen without having to open the phone.

[your_average_cultured_dude]

I really hope they bring back the system wide search on the homescreen search bar like in the beta.

[turtlelebbit]

QS tiles looks better now than on A12L.. also the toggles on media notifications is pleasing to the eye plus the buttons were changed to a more useful ones and sorted aesthetically

[towesc]

Always the most in depth reviews. Easy to see that you spend a lot of time putting this together. Thanks for sharing.

[Mr_Battlefield]

The most in-depth review about Android 13 I found on YouTube so far. Keep up the good work. 👏

[oryanol]

I'm running Android 13, and I don't even check what's new anymore. Emad is here for that. Well done as usual

[androguyy]

Awesome video as always, I'm already excited to see what the next feature drop is going to bring which isn't too far away as well, Hopefully more optimizations and some of the known bug fixes too.

[WhlsofFortune]

Just to add a very tiny bit 👌
1:02 also when you press each individual number instead of getting that circle animation like Android 12, you actually get a squircle animation on Android 13. Tho it looks like hitting enter on the keypad already had the squircle animation so they just caught the rest of the keypad up I suppose

[dozieweon]

I couldn't wait for your reviews!

[vasudevmenon]

Just applied ota update and it was around 800MB and post install it was hot and pixel camera exposure and other things were disabled due to device becoming too hot in 8.6. I used adb and ran bg-dexopt-job since charging was getting very slow and CPU was on full tilt. After running the CMD the device cooled down and battery charge speed resumed to 18w on pixel 4a. Android 13 is very smoother than 12L and i was surprised if it was running at 90Hz. I also enabled predictive back animation in developer option and also saw new option for mocking modem and Bluetooth specially for 6 series.

[dipeshsingh]

Bro quality video with so much details hats off to you 😍😍 you are finding little to little changes
Your work shows here 👍

[brendonspencer]

Great video! It's interesting to see the pixel 5 next to the pixel 6. I'm looking forward to the rumored shrinking down of the 7 to get ever closer to the 5's excellent size

[kevyNova]

Best update review I've ever seen! Thanks!