The new Android 13 update brings a number of new features to the table, including automatic color schemes based on your wallpaper, a kill switch that prevents third-party apps from accessing your camera and microphone, end-to-end encryption for group chats, and a universal clipboard feature between different devices. These features make Android 13 an essential update for anyone looking to keep their device secure and organized.
If you’re not a Google Pixel smartphone owner, you can’t install Android 13 right now. But don’t worry, there’s a way to get it on your device without having to sideload it or root it.
Steps to Get Android 13 Update on Google Pixel
If you have a Pixel phone, you can unlock it by going to settings, then security and finally turning on “phone lock.” ..
Swipe down on Notification Shade and find the Settings icon and select “Notification settings.”
Scrolling down to the system’s details to see what’s going on.
Touch download and install the app.
The update is finished.
Final Words
If you own a Google Pixel or one of the compatible devices, you can now try out Android 13, which is now available as a stable version. Additionally, Google offers Generic System Images (GSI) that allow the latest version of Android to run on devices that don’t have Project Treble support. ..
