The Galaxy Z Flip 3 is getting a stable Android 13 update | Release Date and Phones Supported

The Galaxy Z Flip 3 is getting a stable Android 13 update | Release Date and Phones Supported

Samsung delivered the stable Android 13 upgrade to beta testers in India after a few weeks of testing the beta version of One UI 5.0 on the Galaxy Z Flip 3 and the Galaxy Z Fold 3. The stable Android 13 update for the Galaxy Z Flip 3 and Galaxy Z Fold 3 has now been published in European countries.

The One UI 5.0 upgrade for the Galaxy Z Flip 3 based on Android 13 has arrived in Europe as firmware version F711BXXU3DVK3. In Europe, the Galaxy Z Fold 3 will be upgraded to Android 13 with firmware version F926BXXU2DVK3. The November 2022 security patch is also included in the latest version for both phones. Within the following several days, the update’s availability may be expanded to new nations and areas.

What is NEW?

Google revealed the Android 12 operating system at the Google I/O event. In comparison to Android 11, the new Android 12 OS provides substantial security and privacy upgrades, as well as an all-new Material You design. Pixel devices and certain high-end smartphones from manufacturers such as Xiaomi and Realme have already received the Android 12 Stable update. Google has now officially released Android 13. In this section, we will go through everything we know about the future Android 13 operating system. We have a lot of information about Android 13 to share with you.

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What exactly is Android 13?

Android 13 is the Android operating system’s thirteenth major version. It is the follow-up to Android 12. Tiramisu is the codename for Android 13. Android version codenames are based on the names of various desserts. Following suit, the Android 13, codenamed Tiramisu, is a coffee-flavored dessert.

If you live in Europe and own a Galaxy Z Flip 3 or Galaxy Z Fold 3, you can now install the Android 13-based One UI 5.0 upgrade on your foldable phone. To do so, go to Settings » Software update and select Download and install. You may also manually flash the updated firmware by downloading the most recent firmware file from our firmware database.

In mid-2021, Samsung released the Galaxy Z Flip 3 and Galaxy Z Fold 3 with Android 11. In early 2022, the smartphones received the Android 12-based One UI 4 upgrade. The smartphones will receive at least one more Android OS upgrade after the Android 13 version.

Among the new features are:

More Material You theme options, Enhanced notifications, Tap-to-transfer, Resolution switching, Auto-theming icons, Cinematic backgrounds, and more are among the Android 13 improvements. Turn on dark mode before going to bed, Screen saver overhaul, Per-app language settings, System Photo Picker, App drawer in the taskbar, Clipboard editor overlay, Alarm and media vibration sliders, and more.

When will Android 13 be available?

On April 26, the Android 13 OS, the successor to the Android 12 OS, was revealed. Google is now only releasing the Android 13 Stable release for Pixel phones. On August 15, 2022, the stable version was released.

Which devices will receive Android 13?

Google Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 6, Pixel 5a 5G, Pixel 4, Pixel 4a 5G, Pixel 4XL, Pixel 5 and Pixel 5XL will all receive Android 13 support, courtesy to Google’s long-term software support.

We all know that LG has discontinued its smartphone business, however the company previously stated that some handsets will receive Android 13. Among the smartphones on the list are the LG G8X ThinQ, LG Wing, LG G8S ThinQ, LG V50S ThinQ 5G, and others.

Following Samsung and Vivo’s software update policies, it’s very evident that certain of their selected handsets will receive Android 13 OS. The Galaxy S22, S22+, S22 Ultra, S21, S21+, S21 Ultra, Z Flip 3, and Z Fold 3 will all be supported by Android 13. The Vivo X70, X70 Pro, and X70 Po+ will all be on the Android 13 list.

List of Android 13 Eligible Devices (Confirmed So Far)

Google is the source.

Pixel 4 Pixel 4 XL Pixel 6 Pixel 6 Pro Pixel 4a Pixel 4a
5G Pixel 4a
Pixel 5 and 5a
Xiaomi

Oppo Xiaomi 12 Pro Xiaomi 12 Xiaomi Pad 5

Find N by Oppo
Asus Oppo Find X5 Pro

Lenovo Asus Zenfone 8

Nokia Lenovo Tab P12 Pro

Oneplus Nokia X20

Nord CE, CE 2, and CE 2 Lite from OnePlus
OnePlus 8, 8, 8 Pro, and 8T
The OnePlus 10 Pro
OnePlus 9R and 9RT
OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro

The OnePlus 10R
The OnePlus 10T
Nord 2 by OnePlus
Realme OnePlus Nord 2T

Vivo Realme GT 2 Pro

ZTE Vivo X80 Pro

Ultra Sharp ZTE Axon 40

Tecno Sharp Aquos Sense 6

Samsung Tecno Camon 19 Pro 5G

Motorola Galaxy S22 Series

2022 Moto G Stylus 5G
2022 Moto G 5G
Edge+ by Motorola (2022)
Edge Motorola (2022)
Edge 30 Pro by Motorola
Edge 30 Motorola
5G Moto G82
5G Moto G62
Moto G32 and Moto G42

7 Best Android 13 Functions:

1. New Color Options for You Material
   Android 12 introduced the idea of Material You. It is a theming system based on wallpaper that allows you to adapt the user interface to your background. This functionality, however, has several limits. There were just four background colours and four main colours to chose from.

It was not possible to select your favourite colours for Material You. It still isn’t with Android 13, but you can now pick from a total of 16 colour options. There’s a good possibility you’ll find your favourite colour.

2. Edit Text from the Clipboard Directly
   My particular favourite is this one. We frequently copy items to our clipboard but then make adjustments. With Android 12, you had to copy text from the clipboard, modify it, and then copy it back. No longer; with Android 13, you can now modify copied text on your clipboard by tapping the pencil symbol at the bottom.
3. Simple QR Code Scanning Access
   Scanning QR codes for digital payments or other reasons has become an indispensable part of our daily life. Scanning a QR code on Android 13 makes it easier to access stuff. From your lock screen, you will be able to scan any QR code. For easier access, the QR code scanner has been incorporated into the Quick Settings menu.
4. App-Specific Languages in Multiple Languages
   Google has finally provided the ability to choose app-specific languages in addition to the system language. You may establish multiple languages for different apps using the panlingual code. This function is useful when using programmes that do not support several languages.
5. Use the Lock Screen to control your Smart Home Devices.
   Some users may find it tedious to have to unlock their phone every time they want to operate their gadgets.

As a result, Google has included a new feature to Android 13 that allows users to control their smart home devices directly from the lock screen. For whatever reason, the functionality is disabled by default. You must manually turn it on.

Wallpaper Dimming and 3D Cinematic Wallpapers
Google is adding 3D wallpapers that move with your phone in Android 13. This tool allows you to give any wallpaper a 3D look. This feature is not currently available, but it will be in Android 13 shortly.

Additionally, there is a Dimming Wallpaper function within the wallpaper area. This function reduces the brightness of your current wallpaper, allowing you to see better in the dark.

7. Use your finger to switch between audio devices.
   Google has finally included the ability to switch between devices with a single swipe to Android 13. This will make switching between devices, particularly audio ones, much easier. This capability has long been available in Android skins and is now finding its way to standard Android.

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