Compared with the Android version distribution in May previously announced by Google, the proportion of Android 13 systems jumped from 15% to 22.4%. Hereby attached the version changes as follows:

 Android 13 up from 15% to 22.4%

 Android 12 dropped from 16.3% to 15.8%

 Android 11 dropped from 23.1% to 21.6%

 Android 10 dropped from 17.8% to 16.1%

 Android 9 dropped from 11.9% to 10.5%

 Android 8.1 dropped from 6.1% to 5.4%

 Android 8 dropped from 2.2% to 1.9%

 Android 7.1 dropped from 1.5% to 1.3%

 Android 7 dropped from 1.5% to 1.3%

 Android 6 dropped from 2.3% to 1.9%

 Android 5.1 dropped from 1.5% to 1.2%

 Android 5 dropped from 0.3% to 0.2%

 Android 4.4 dropped from 0.5% to 0.4%

Android 13 continues the Material You design language, allowing users to create personalized interfaces and allowing users to set language settings for specific apps. For example, the system language is set to English, but the user can set the language of an App to Chinese.

Android 13 has been optimized for large-screen devices such as folding screens and tablets. Google has strengthened the interface design so that more applications can seamlessly adapt to Android devices of different sizes, making the application experience better.

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It is found that devices including Lenovo Flex 5i, Asus Vibe CX55, Lenovo Slim 3, Lenovo ThinkPad C13, Dell Latitude 7410 and other devices have been pushed to the Android 13 subsystem, but not all Chromebook Android subsystems are in ChromeOS 118 Got relevant updates.

However, if the user manually installs ChromeOS 119 Beta for the device, the subsystem in the device will be updated to Android 13. Therefore, foreign media believe that ChromeOS 119 is expected to fully bring Android 13 updates to the subsystem.

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After inquiry, it is learned that Fairphone 3 started shipping in 2019, and Fairphone 3+ was launched the following year. Both phones are equipped with Snapdragon 632 chips. The price of Fairphone 3 is 450 euros, Fairphone 3+ is priced at 469 euros, both equipped with Android 9 software and later updated to Android 11.

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Fairphone says it will continue to provide updates for the Fairphone 3 series until at least August 2024; there will be additional support after that until at least 2026.

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Fairphone’s latest phone is Fairphone 4, which will be released in 2021 and is expected to be supported until at least the end of 2025, but considering the “ultra-long support period” of previous generations, it may eventually be supported after 2028.

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Android 13 users have complained that after upgrading the latest version of Outlook for Android, the widget does not display properly or does not respond to user requests.

Android 13 users therefore tried to remove the Outlook widget from the home screen and encountered an error reminding them that the “current shortcut is not available” after trying to re-add it.

Note: This issue dates back as far as June 5, 2023, and the problem still exists in the version update Microsoft released on June 27.

Glenn Rue of Microsoft Support acknowledged the problem and promised to release a new version as soon as possible to fix it.

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Google regularly produces and publishes Android version pie chart data by accessing Google Play’s device data, and released relevant data in January, April and June this year.

June data

April data

Android Studio has now been updated to a chart dated May 30, 2023, and the data as follows:

 Android 13 system increased from 12.1% (April data) to 14.7% (June data)

 The proportion of Android 12, Android 11 and Android 10 systems has decreased slightly, and Android 11 still occupies the top transaction, accounting for 23.1%.

 Android 8.0 Oreo increased from 6.7% (April data) to 8.3% (June data)

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OxygenOS 13, based on Android 13, is available for the OnePlus Nord 2 Standard and OnePlus Nord 2 PAC-MAN versions. OnePlus says this is a phased rollout, meaning that the update will initially be available for a limited number of users and then extended to all users once it is determined that there are no major issues.

OxygenOS 13 mainly brings Aquamorphic Design, which adds Aquamorphic Design-themed colours for enhanced visual comfort; an upgrade to Quantum Animation Engine 4.0 with new behaviour recognition that recognises complex gestures and provides optimised interactions; the application of real-world physical movements to animations to make them look more natural and intuitive; and on the home screen Add large folders. Applications in the enlarged folder can now be opened with a single tap and pages in the folder can be flipped through with a swipe; added media playback controls and optimised quick setup experience; added support for adding widgets to the home screen to make information display more personalised; added sidebar toolbox. Floating windows can be opened within the app for smooth operation; an Auto-pixelation feature added for chat screenshots. The system recognises and automatically pixelates profile pictures and displays names in chat screenshots to protect privacy; adds a dynamic computing engine to improve system speed, stability, battery life and app experience, and more.

The OnePlus Nord 2 phone is powered by MediaTek’s Dimensity 1200-AI chip, LPDDR4X memory and a 6.43-inch FHD+ Fluid AMOLED display with a 90Hz refresh rate, 20:9 aspect ratio, 2400×1080 resolution, sRGB support, P3 colour gamut and 410ppi pixel density. Features a 50MP IMX766 main camera (OIS, f/1.88 aperture and 6P lens), 8MP ultra-wide angle (119.7°, EIS and f/2.25 aperture), 2MP depth of field lens and a 32MP front-facing lens. Built-in 4500mAh battery, 65W fast charging support, 35 minutes to full charge, dimensions 158.9 X 73.2 X 8.25 mm, weight 189 grams.

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The update fixes Wi-Fi calling, home screen lag, wallpaper and style app crashes, and automatically enables work accounts after the phone is switched on and off.

The following updates:

• Fixes an issue that caused Wi-Fi calls to stop working.
• Fixes an issue that caused the home screen to have no apps, only wallpapers or black and white backgrounds.
• Fixed an issue that caused the system UI to crash when accessing the Wallpaper & style screen in the system settings app or by long pressing on the home screen.
• Fixed an issue that caused the screen of some devices to flash green when the phone was in a hot environment.
• Fixes an issue where the camera app was blacked out after the user pressed the power button twice to launch it.
• Fixed an issue where the work account was automatically enabled after a reboot.

Installed at the following address:

• Pixel 7 Pro: Factory Image – OTA
• Pixel 7: Factory Image – OTA
• Pixel 6a: Factory Image – OTA
• Verizon: Factory Image – OTA
• Pixel 6 Pro: Factory Image – OTA
• Verizon: Factory Image – OTA
• Pixel 6: Factory Image – OTA
• Verizon: Factory Image – OTA
• Pixel 5a: Factory Image – OTA
• Pixel 5: Factory Image – OTA
• Pixel 4a (5G): Factory Image – OTA
• Pixel 4a: Factory Image – OTAi

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The size of this update is 2.54GB. At present, Nokia Mobile is only pushing it to German users, and it will be deployed in more countries and regions in the future.

The main specifications of the Nokia X30 phone include a 6.43-inch FHD+AMOLED display with a refresh rate of 90Hz, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 SoC, and a 50-megapixel main camera. About 4033 CNY), officially launched in India on February 20.

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Once upon a time, Google provided a monthly update to a web page informing developers of the percentage of Android devices running a particular version of the operating system. However, given the wide range of Android devices, not just phones/tablets, and how slow some companies are to release updates, this statistic tends to look poor when compared to Apple’s update stats. In this case, Google has moved the information to only be available within Android Studio and started to significantly reduce the frequency of updates — quarterly instead of monthly.

Android 13 was added to the chart for the first time in January, showing that the update has been rolled out to more than 5% of devices worldwide since its launch last August.

Google has now updated the chart again, and Android 13 adoption has improved a lot. According to the latest data from Google, more than 12% of Android phones and tablets are now running Android 13.

January 2023

April 2023

In contrast, Android 12 only appeared on the distribution map nearly a year after its release, and currently only has a penetration rate of 13.3%. All in all, Android 13 is gaining popularity faster than previous versions of Android.

Who is most responsible for this? The answer is Samsung. Samsung’s commitment to delivering the latest Android updates to its devices has helped Android 13 achieve this high penetration rate. With the launch of Android 13 and One UI 5.0, Samsung has more devices running Android 13 than any other brand. In addition to Samsung, brands such as Google, OnePlus, OPPO, and Realme are also accelerating the promotion of Android 13.

All previous Android versions have seen their market share shrink. But surprisingly, Android 11, released in 2020, still maintains a stable lead, accounting for 23.5% of the total, far exceeding the 16.5% share of Android 12 and 12L.

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After LG announced its withdrawal from the phone market in April 2021, it promised to continue to provide Android system upgrades for some models. The US version of the LG V60 phone will push the Android 12 version update in April 2022, and this Android 13 update is the last major Android version update for the phone.

T-Mobile users reported that in addition to upgrading to Android 13, the most intuitive feeling of this update is that it runs smoother.

LG V60 ThinQ is the flagship model of the brand, equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 processor, 64-megapixel main camera, and supports OIS optical image stabilization. This mobile phone has an exclusive dual-screen housing kit, which can freely change the way of use and improve work efficiency. In terms of storage, the phone is equipped with 8GB RAM and 128GB flash memory, which supports microSD card expansion. The phone supports IP68 dustproof and waterproof, as well as MIL-STD 810G standard, which has strong protection performance.

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