For five years, with the release of Android Oreo (Go edition), every year Google offers a ultralight android version optimized to provide the best user experience for entry-level mobiles, which are very tight on hardware, especially memory and storage. Now this version for low-end mobiles releases a new version.
After launching the normal version of Android 13, Google is now announcing Android 13 (Go edition)also signaling that the company has taken a new step: there are currently more than 250 million active devices per month using the ultralight version of Android. We will now see what’s new in android 13 (go edition) who focused on three essential qualities: reliability, ease of use and customization.
Direct software updates
Since system updates require a lot of storage space, which most basic mobiles do not have, the Google Play system updates to Android 13 (Go edition). This means that these devices will now receive regular, faster and easier major software updates without compromising device storage. Thus, the mobiles will be kept updated for longer without having to wait for the manufacturer to release a system update.
Google Discover comes to the home screen
The new entry-level phones that are coming with Android 13 (Go edition) will allow their users to access Google Discover simply by swiping right from your home screen. Until now, if a user wanted to see an organized list of items, they had to open the Google Go app.
More customization
The material you released on Android 12 is coming to Android Go for the first time. This means you can customize the interface with the full color scheme that coordinates with the wallpaper. Android 13 (Go edition) will display four matching color schemes to choose from.
As expected, Android 13 (Go edition) also brings some of the most important new features of Android 13, such as notification permissions or app language preferences, etc. Google reports that throughout 2023, the first devices to launch with Android 13 (Go edition) will arrive of manufactures.
Through | Google
