With devices from Samsung, ASUS, Nokia (HMD), Motorola, OnePlus, Oppo, Sony, Xiaomi, and more scheduled to receive the update later this year, Android 13 is leaving beta and will begin rolling out to Pixels today. The most recent version of Google’s mobile operating system includes an enhanced photo picker, Bluetooth LE audio, and more. It also offers more detailed privacy options. The new personalized app icons may be appreciated by those who seek even more personalization from the company’s Material You theme generator. The messaging app streaming upgrade, which allows you to cast your messaging applications to your Chromebook so you can communicate with your friends on your laptop, is one of the most intriguing updates. This is compatible with Messages and “many of your other favourite chat apps,” according to Google.

According to the company, it will soon be possible to copy content from your Android phone to paste it on your laptop or vice versa. This will make an inter-device copy and paste easier. Numerous little adjustments give Android 13 a new vibe, including a QR code scanner shortcut and an animated progress bar in the revamped media playback box on the lock screen. The L version of Android will also feature several additional enhancements that should make browsing larger screens devices easier.

Additionally, you’ll discover HDR video support for third-party camera applications, braille display compatibility for Google’s Talkback screen reader, and an updated media output switcher. You may check out more information on the changes made by the company on its website.