Google is all set to make Android 13 available to users and before doing so, they have released Android 13 developer beta 4, which is the last one for "testing and development". Beta 4 of Android 13 is mostly about some fine-tuning before the stable version hits.
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The latest Android 13 beta 4 does not introduce people to new features, unlike previous beta updates. But it takes forward the platform stability achieved by Android 13 Beta 3 and includes a release candidate. This is for developers to complete all their compatibility testing and publish the compatibility updates before the stable release.
Beta 4 also finalizes all app-facing surfaces such as SDK and NDK APIs, app-facing system behaviors, and restrictions on non-SDK interfaces. Basically, the new Android 13 beta contains almost everything for developers to test their apps for better compatibility and even the Android 13 features.
Android 13 is focused on various new privacy features like notification permissions, photo selector and more. It also adds some visual changes in the form of new Material You themes (even for app icons), per-app language support, better support for large-screen devices, and much more. There is also support for Bluetooth LE, HDR video and more "modern" standards. You can check out some of the best Android 13 features we've compiled to know more.
