Android 13 is currently in testing and may be used by some developers. The Android Headlines site was able to get screenshots from this new version and therefore informed us about the initial changes. One of them It’s about the dropdown menu.
The drop-down menu is this interface that appears when you slide your finger down. Android 12 brought big changes by introducing a new tile-based design. You should get on with your life on Android 13, however, some minor changes have been made to the setting buttons.
Android 13 brings changes to the dropdown menu
Below the tiles are three small buttons on Android 12. One is dedicated to changing tiles, the other is dedicated to opening and the last one is dedicated to accessing settings. On Android 13, power and settings buttons are now located on the far right. A selection that provides easy thumb access. We also notice a new button. This will allow access to the user’s profile (only accessible from settings today). The tile toggle button stays at the bottom of the home screen, but shifts to the right.
Finally, let’s announce your arrival An interesting new icon. This lets you see how many apps are running in the background. Extremely suitable for those who want to have full control over their phone.
Android 12 arrived in the fall of 2021, but Google has already started preparing the sequel. This new version has entered the testing phase and should not arrive before the end of the year at the earliest. We can easily imagine that this iteration will accompany the launch of the Pixel 7. Google’s smartphones traditionally come out in October and there’s no reason it should be any different in 2022. Until then, we should have a lot of information about Android 13 that shouldn’t upset the design with the previous version too much.
Source: Android Headers
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