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Android 13

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Thirteenth major version of the Android mobile operating system
This article is about the operating system version. For theDragon Ball character Android 13, seeDragon Ball Z: Super Android 13!

Operating system
Android 13
Version of theAndroid operating system
Android 13 homescreen onGoogle Pixel
DeveloperGoogle
OS familyAndroid
General
availability
August 15, 2022; 2 years ago (2022-08-15)
Latest release13.0.0_r27 (TSV1.220628.076)[1] / March 3, 2025; 11 days ago (2025-03-03)
Kernel typeMonolithic (Linux)
Preceded byAndroid 12
Succeeded byAndroid 14
Official websiteandroid.com/android-13/Edit this at Wikidata
Support status
Supported

Android 13 is thethirteenth major release and the 20th version ofAndroid, the mobile operating system developed by theOpen Handset Alliance led byGoogle. It was released to the public and theAndroid Open Source Project (AOSP) on August 15, 2022.[2] The first devices to ship with Android 13 were thePixel 7 and 7 Pro.

As of March 2025[update], 18.03% of Android devices run Android 13, making it the second-most widely-used version of Android, behindAndroid 14 at 35.5%. This is the older Android version supported with security source code.[3]

History

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Android 13's Developer Preview logo

Android 13 (internallycodenamedTiramisu)[4][5][6] was announced in an Android blog posted on February 10, 2022,[7] and the first Developer Preview was immediately released for the Google Pixel series (fromPixel 4 toPixel 6, dropping support for thePixel 3 andPixel 3a). It was released 4 months or so after the stable version ofAndroid 12. Developer Preview 2 followed later, releasing in March.[8] Beta 1 was released on April 26, 2022.[9] Google released beta 2 during Google I/O on May 11, 2022.[10] Two more beta versions were planned for release in June and July. Platform stability was reached in June, with Beta 3. The final release of Android 13 began on August 15 when the update was made available to Pixel phones and pushed to theAndroid Open Source Project.[11][12]

Features

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Privacy

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Android 13 includes several new features intended to enhance user privacy, both user-facing and developer-facing.[13][14]

A new media picker is added, which improves privacy by allowing users to choose which photos and videos apps have access to.[15] Most apps have not implemented this picker yet. In addition, Android 13 does not allow app access to the "Android" system folder. A new permission,NEARBY_WIFI_DEVICES separated the Wi-Fi andGPS permissions that were bundled into a single "Location" setting. This change means that apps can now be allowed to search for nearby devices and networks without needing to request access to broader navigational systems.[16]

Also, a new runtime permission feature is being added to apps sending non-exemptnotifications which allows users to focus on notifications most important to them.[17]

User experience

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Apps are now required to request permission from the user before they are able to send notifications.[18]

Small changes to dialog windows such as the Internet toggle have been added, making them fit better with the design language. The media player has been redesigned, now using the album cover as a background, and including more user controls.[19] The multiple users feature has been improved, with the added option of selecting which apps can be accessed by the guest user. App data is sandboxed for each user, so no information is shared.

New features

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The number of active apps is now shown at the bottom of the notifications panel; a tap on it opens a detailed panel which lets the user stop each of them.[20]

The newGabeldorsche[a] Bluetooth stack is now enabled by default. Support forBluetooth LE Audio and theLC3 audio codec, which enables receiving and sharing audio between multiple bluetooth devices simultaneously; it can also improve the audio quality and battery life of the connected devices, as long as they also support it.[15][21][22][23] This version opens the support for third-party apps to use themed "Material You" icons.[15] Long-pressing and dragging a notification will allow the notification to open in split screen view. This feature is available on phones as well as tablets.[18] Android 13 also adds support forWiFi 7, which is intended to decrease latency, buffering, lag and congestion.[24][25]

As of Beta 2, the Pixel Launcher includes a new "unified" search bar, which is able to provide search results from the internet as well as local apps and activities. It seems that Google will be expanding the capabilities of this search tool in future releases.[26]

Android 13 allows users to change the language for a specific app, rather than doing so for the entire software. One instance of this feature is changing the language in the YouTube app fromAmerican English toSpanish.[27]

Tweaks

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Split Screen mode now persists through app changes, meaning it is possible to use other apps and the phone launcher, and split screen apps will stay paired together in the Overview menu. Animations have been improved, notably the fingerprint scanner glow on the Pixel 6 series. Overflow notifications on the lock screen also are housed in a dynamically sized pill rather than a bar, and the 2-line stacked clock is slightly smaller.[18] The app label font has been changed in the Pixel Launcher, and subtle haptics have been added throughout the user experience. The Android version has been changed to "Tiramisu" in settings and the Quick Settings panel. As of Developer Preview 2, "Tiramisu" is replaced with "13". The unified search bar includes new smoother animations and transitions.

Many of the changes are from Android 12.1 "12L", such as the dock displayed on large screens, and other improvements for large format devices. These are mainly intended for foldables and tablets, but they can be enabled on phones by changing the DPI settings.

Platform

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Android 13ART was updated with a newgarbage collector (GC) utilizing theLinuxuserfaultfdsystem call.[28][29][30] It reduces memory pressure, compiled code size,jank, and reduces the risk of killing apps because of low memory during GC.[30] Other changes improve app startup and improve performance.[30] Because of the Mainline project, Android 12 ART will also be updated.[28]

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^Derivates from eponymous Harold son's name in Nordic languages (nl:Sven Gaffelbaard).

References

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  21. ^"Android 13 may finally bring full support for Bluetooth LE Audio".xda-developers. December 22, 2021.Archived from the original on June 29, 2022. RetrievedApril 22, 2022.
  22. ^"New LC3 Encoder (I5f2f7627)".AOSP Gerrit.Archived from the original on January 9, 2022. RetrievedApril 22, 2022.
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