Google's latest mobile operating system update is out and looking good.
If you prefer alerts that vibe instead of making a ruckus, you’ll be pleased to hear that Android 13 has added some more granular control over how these vibrations work.
Android has been reading QR codes for a long time, but Android 13 makes its QR code reader a little easier to access. Open Quick Settings with a two-finger swipe from the top of the screen, then tap the pen icon to make changes, and you’ll see there’s aBonus tip: Another Android 13 tile that you can add to the Quick Settings panel, in the same way, is. It slides down certain elements of the user interface so they’re easier to reach with your thumb.
The redesigned interface also lets you select specific albums from your phone’s gallery and any connected cloud storage.One of the more obvious upgrades you’ll see on Android 13, is a redesigned media player widget. It shows up under Quick Settings and on the lock screen when media is playing.
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