How to get Android 13 on Pixel

New updates are always exciting. These mean new features, bug fixes to solve nasty problems, and a brand new digital paint for mobile phones. For now, Android 13 is that paint, and I decided to make new tweaks and changes to the Pixel and give it a try early.

Google Removed the first beta version of Android 13 Tuesday, April 26th. Smartphone hosts may be compatible with updates in the future, but are currently limited to Pixel devices only. Not only that, but the list of compatible Pixel devices is also limited. The pixels covered by this Android 13 beta are:

• Pixel 4
• Pixel 4 XL
• Pixel 4a
• Pixel 4a (5G)
• Pixel 5
• Pixel 5a
• Pixel 6
• Pixel 6 Pro

What’s new in Android 13?

Android 13 is not an innovative update to Google’s mobile operating system.Instead, you will be greeted by when you install the software on your phone Small features of the entire system.. This includes new progress bars for media playback, screenshot-like icons for the clipboard, new Material You colors, correct data for Google Calendar icons, and new tactile feedback in silent mode.

Google is still in beta testing and may add new features to Android 13, but at this point it is being updated in stages over Android 12.

Understand the risks of running Android 13 and all beta software

Before you move on, understand the risks of installing beta software on your Pixel or other device. Beta software is essentially unfinished. This is an opportunity for developers to test their software in a larger device pool to understand any remaining bugs or issues.

This can lead to bugs and issues that Google hasn’t yet resolved. You may run into problems that seriously affect your phone to the point where you need to reset it and get rid of the beta altogether. Because of this risk and the associated data loss risk, you should back up everything important on your device before installing Android 13.

The easiest way to install Android 13 on your Pixel smartphone

The easiest way to get Android 13 on your Pixel is to enroll your device in Google’s beta program.Instead of manually flashing the beta to your phone, as usual[設定]Just upgrade from the OTA update with.

To get started To Google’s official Android beta page, Then make sure you’re signed in to your Google account. This page shows the target Pixel devices connected to your Google account.To start the process, next to the device where you want to install Android 13 Beta[+オプトイン]Choose. If you’re already running another Android beta, such as Android 12 Beta, on your Pixel, you’ll need to opt out of that program before you can opt in to Android 13.

If you choose to opt in to your device, you’ll see a pop-up containing various beta programs available to Google.[Android 13],[利用規約の確認]Select in the order of. Follow the additional steps shown here one time Your mobile phone is officially Register, go To Settings> System> System Update To check Android 13 Beta 1. Once available, install it on your device and enjoy. Future Android 13 beta updates can be found here. In the same way.

Or manually install Android 13 Beta 1 on your Pixel

Enrolling the Pixel in Google’s Android 13 beta program is the easiest way to jump to beta, but it’s not the only way. You can also manually flush the software to your Pixel if you wish. It’s not particularly difficult, but it requires multiple steps.

I’ve written about Android Beta Flash beforeWhen Google has Android 13 specific stepsHowever 9to5Google also has a great walkthrough Break down all the steps in this process.

[9to5Google]