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On July 30, according to 9to5Google, Google said that it will push the Android 13 Beta update for the Pixel 6a next week.
As usual, Google will push the official version of Android 13 in the second half of the year, and Pixel 6a will be the first to upgrade to early adopters. This will be the first mid-range model to receive a major version of Android 13.
The phone is a high-end flagship launched this week. The price is 459 euros (about 3,200 yuan). It uses a 6.1-inch OLED screen with a refresh rate of 60Hz, and is equipped with a Tensor chip. Wide-angle, front 8 million, battery is 4410mAh, supports 18W fast charge, pre-installed Android 12.
The phone is about to be upgraded to Android 13. On Android 13, Google continues the Material You design language, supports users to create a personalized interface, and allows users to set language for specific APPs. For example, the system sets the language to English, but the user can set the language of an APP to Chinese.
In addition, Android 13 further integrates the privacy-related settings scattered in the past into a new “Privacy Information Center” for users to directly check the usage of various permissions in the past week at most, including system applications. You can see the permission usage records down to the minute here.
It is worth noting that support for MGLRU (Multi-Generational Least Recently Used), the multi-page recycling strategy, is also added to the AOSP source code of Android 13.
According to Google’s actual measurement, the CPU usage of the virtual memory management process is reduced by 40%, the background manslaughter is reduced by 85% when the memory is occupied by 75%, and the rendering delay is reduced by 18% when the memory is used at 50%.
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