Android 13 continues to show itself! With the first public beta fast approaching, Google has rolled out the second beta reserved for developers. This update unveils a few long-awaited new features like the app power consumption monitoring system and a slightly revised dropdown menu.
After installing the update, Mishaal Rahman, former editor of XDA Developers and Android expert, discovered: a menu that allows you to adjust the vibrator in detail smart phone. “Added detailed vibration sliders to control alarm and ambient vibrations”He explains Mishaal Rahman on his Twitter account.
With Android 13, Google will let you fine-tune your smartphone’s vibrator
More concretely, Android 13 will allow program how your smartphone will vibrate depending on each event. In particular, it is possible to set the operation according to a phone call, the receipt of an SMS, an alert or a simple notification.
In the screenshot shared by the expert, we discovered that Google will allow you to adjust the intensity of the vibrator using a slider. In the case of a call, it will be possiblejust turn on vibration Firstly. The ringtone will then take over. This option allows you to avoid annoying ringtones during a meal or a call.
It is possible to program strong vibrations in case of alarm (alarm clock or reminder) or weak vibrations if it is just a notification. Currently, phones are content to adjust the vibrator strength based on a call or notifications, without fully adapting the vibrations. Android 13 will also allow adjust the strength of haptic feedback screen with great precision.
We would like to remind you that Google will not release the final, stable version of Android 13 until September 2022. Expect to see a new preview of what’s new. first public betaIt will be distributed after the Google I/O conference in May 2022.
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