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Android 13 developer preview is officially released, and early adopters such as Google Pixel smartphones can now test it. However, Samsung has yet to offer any Android 13 previews. Despite this, there are reports that the company is working hard on the One UI 5.0 system. Of course, this system is deeply customized on top of Android 13. According to Sammobile, Samsung will likely open a beta version of One UI 5.0 in July and a full version in late 2022.

Android 13

As usual, Samsung's high-end models will be the first to try out the One UI 5.0 system. For example, Galaxy S22 series, Galaxy Z Fold4, Galaxy Z Flip4 and other models will be the first to adapt to One UI 5.0. As a new generation of operating system, Android 13's biggest upgrade is optimized for large-screen devices such as folding screens and tablets. Google has enhanced the interface design to make more apps seamlessly fit Android devices of different size, making the app experience better.

Google will reportedly announce Android 13 at its I/O developer conference in May 2022. The company will launch an official version of the smartphone in the second half of the year.

In addition to One UI 5.0, the company is also working on One UI 4.1.1 for its upcoming foldable phone. But the latter will be unique to a handful of smartphones.

Android 13

Privacy is at the heart of Android's product principles, and Android 13 focuses on building a responsible, high-quality platform for all by providing a safer environment on the device and giving users more control. In the latest version, Google introduces a photo selector that allows users to securely share photos and videos with apps. It also introduced new Wi-Fi permissions to further reduce the need for apps to have location permissions. Google recommends trying out new APIs and testing how these changes might affect your app.

Android 13 also brings new features and tools to developer productivity. It helps users create beautiful apps that run on billions of devices. This is one of Google's core missions. Google wants to reduce development costs so you can focus on continuing to build amazing experiences. Here are some of the new highlights in productivity and tools.

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