Google has been surprising Android users lately. Recently, the models that support the new operating system have been announced. Now, a test user has shared the battery health feature that comes with the Android 13 QPR1 beta update. Here are the details…
Battery health feature is coming to Android 13!
The first beta of the quarterly platform version (QPR1) has been released, with Google rolling out Android 13 to Pixel phones recently. While many new features have come with the update, a test user shared the new battery health feature. Here is that tweet:
Mishaal Rahman, one of the testers of the Android 13 QPR1 beta version, is known for his shares about the new operating system. Sharing after a new update, Rahman announced the new feature of Android 13.
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In the Battery Health section discovered in the Settings section of Android 13, detailed information about the battery will be given to the user. In addition, this section will also include recommendations and detailed information regarding battery health. In addition, a notification will be sent to the user.
According to the information shared by Rahman, this feature, which is currently in the testing phase, is expected to be available to all Android users soon. Currently, Battery Health-like features are only offered by a few brands with their own interfaces. If Google releases the update to all Android phones, all users, regardless of brand, will be able to take advantage of the Battery Health feature.
So which phones will get the Android 13 QPR1 Beta version update?
- Pixel 6a
- Pixel 6
- Pixel 6 Pro
- Pixel 5a
- Pixel 5
- Pixel 4a
Other feature coming with Android 13 Beta update: Clear Calling
In addition to battery health, Google has recently released another feature in the Android 13 Beta version. This feature is the Clear Calling feature that can change the agenda in the phone world. In addition, with the support of artificial intelligence, you will be able to make calls with a clearer voice. It looks like Google is trying to make users love Android 13.
So, do you like the battery health feature? Do you think it will come to all Android phones soon? Don’t forget to share your thoughts with us in the comments section!