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ANDROID 13 DP2 IS OUT NOW, GIVING PIXELS ANOTHER GLIMPSE AT UPCOMING CHANGES

By Ryne Hager Published 10 hours ago
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Available for the Pixel 4 and later




The second and presumably last Android 13 Developer Preview release is now
rolling out, following the promised monthly cadence for these early releases.
Google has highlighted a handful of changes in this release, like the new
notification permission, better text wrapping and line heights for some
languages, and Bluetooth LE Audio support. We've spotted plenty of changes on
our own, including a new media player, fresh branding for Do Not Disturb, and a
ton of color choices for Material You. Phones already on Android 13 DP1 should
be getting an OTA update to the new release soon, and images are now available
for manual installation for the Pixel 4 and later.

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The new notification permission screen.

We've known about the new notification permissions in Android 13 since last year
(we even saw them in action exclusively earlier this year), but it sounds like
they're live as of DP2, and developers can start to update and test their apps
against it. A new API also offers downgradable permissions for apps that want to
better respect customer privacy when they no longer need access to something.

Japanese text will wrap better in Android 13 DP2, and non-Latin scripts (as in:
languages that don't use the letters similar to those you're reading here) will
be clipped less often and positioned better. If you're used to using phonetic
inputs for your language (like Japanese or Chinese), Android 13 DP2 also has a
new text conversion API to make input faster.


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Left: Improved text wrapping in Japanese. Right: reduced clipping in non-Latin
scripts.

One of the biggest user-facing changes in DP2 is the redesigned media player and
output picker. It's a much improved design over what we saw in Android 12, with
more controls and a gorgeous artwork-based design.



Google tweaked the power and settings shortcuts in the notification drawer,
making it easier than before to find and tap on each respective icon.



There's also support for color vector fonts, with system emoji now updated to
use the newly supported format for fast and sharp rendering, and Bluetooth LE
Audio support for improved battery life when playing audio on supported devices.

Developers are encouraged to start compatibility testing for API changes and
deprecated features now. App compatibility changes can still be tested
individually courtesy of that titled section in Developer Options.



As usual, if you didn't already jump on Android 13 DP1, you'll have to install
DP2 manually to check it out. Until Google switches things over to beta in
April, it's intentionally not a simple process — though who knows what will
happen with the Android Beta Program then, now that Google is also
simultaneously testing Quarterly Platform Releases with it.



We have an easy guide for how to install the Android 13 Developer Previews if
you need it. However, we strongly recommend against installing any of the
Developer Previews on a "daily driver" phone since these early builds can have
issues. Don't install it if you aren't comfortable troubleshooting issues
independently if and when things go wrong.



We're still digging through everything new inside Android 13 DP2, so keep an eye
on our upcoming coverage for more information.

You can download the new developer preview release at Google's site, with images
available for the Pixel 4 series, Pixel 4a series, Pixel 5, Pixel 5a, and Pixel
6 series.


HERE'S EVERYTHING NEW IN ANDROID 13 DP2

 * Android's Do Not Disturb mode has been renamed to "Priority mode," a change
   that certainly won't cause any confusion in the future. Aside from the new
   name, it's still the same old settings.
 * Quick Settings has a new privacy shortcut, though for now, all it does is
   link to a new menu with indicators for camera, microphone, and location. It's
   definitely unfinished, so we'll have to wait for a future beta to find out
   more.
 * Android 13's new media player and output picker are finally here, and they're
   as gorgeous as we'd expected. It does seem a little buggy, but the new UI
   makes it easier to control your music and pair new Bluetooth speakers.
 * The power and settings shortcuts got a new placement in Android 13 DP2. They
   should both be a whole lot easier to find, while also making them easier to
   reach on larger phones.
 * Android got its groove touch indicators back! With Android 13 DP2, you can
   once again enable touch while recording your screen, a handy tool that
   disappeared with the 12L update.
 * Material You is getting a ton of new color choices, thanks to three new modes
   for dynamic themes. Although they're locked behind some shell commands at the
   moment, it should help those who felt Google's Android 12 hues were too
   boring.
 * Per-app language settings are now live in Android 13, but they don't work
   with every app just yet. While some third-party services like Amazon play
   nice, many first-party Google apps don't allow you to change the language
   individually yet. Likewise, apps like Twitter haven't adopted the feature
   either.
 * A new "kids mode" taskbar is hidden in Android 13 DP2, and if manually
   activated, it looks much different than the current gesture system. The home
   and back buttons make for a return, though you won't find recent apps in this
   UI.
 * Android 13 DP2 has a handful of new vibration settings, including a
   mysterious media haptics slider that doesn't seem to do anything just yet.
   Could it be tied to gaming, or something else entirely?
 * Google has pushed its display and font size options together under one menu,
   so you can adjust your device's sizing settings to your heart's content
   without jumping between pages.
 * The first real changes to screen savers in Android are here after the feature
   languished for years, and recent leaks and in-development details indicated
   change was coming.
 * Lock screen notification overflow has gone on a diet, with a bar that
   adaptively resizes to the number of notification icons in it, rather than
   spanning the entire screen width.
 * We've known some changes to how Android utilizes screen savers were coming,
   and with Android 13 DP2, we're getting our first real glimpse. This update
   has an all-new look for browsing screen savers, a significant redesign as
   opposed to the older — and very plain — menus.
 * Google has subtly changed how silent notifications appear on the lock screen,
   reigning in the length of the bar for something a little more managable.
 * An app drawer icon is returning to Android's taskbar — though only on
   big-screen devices like tablets. Your device needs a DPI level higher than
   600 for it to appear.
 * A fancy split-screen feature from Android 12L is coming to Android 13, though
   it's still pretty buggy at the moment. If it sticks around for a stable
   release, you'll be able to bring up multiple windows on your phone right from
   the notification tray.




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didn't buy a Nokia N9 in 2012. Email tips or corrections to ryne at
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