Technology giant Google recently released the first developer beta for Android 13. However, the Android 12 operating system, which was released in the last period of last year, has not yet been distributed to more devices. Phone manufacturers are lining up to distribute Android 12. It is estimated that many phones will be entitled to use the new operating system in the first half of this year.
One of the interesting innovations that came into our lives with Android 12 was Material You-based dynamic color support. The unique design language developed by Google is currently only available on Pixel phones. In other words, even if you have Android 12, it does not seem possible for now to reach this design from another phone. But Google plans to resolve this situation in the near future.
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Brands to get Android 12 Material You design
Google has announced that it will soon roll out the Android 12 dynamic color theme, the Material You design language, to more devices. Brands other than the Pixel series will also be able to start using this design. What about which brands will offer the Material You theme to their users? Here are those brands…
- Samsung
- OnePlus
- Oppo
- in vivo
- realme
- Xiaomi
- techno
Google has confirmed that besides the companies above, other phone manufacturers will soon be eligible to use the dynamic color theme. In a few months, the above brands will be the first companies to reach the Material You theme after Pixel. Other brands will follow after that.
What is Material You?
Introducing Material You with Android 12, Google defined its new design language with these sentences: “The Android experience has become more fluid and personal than ever for our users. The gorgeous new design brought experiences such as a more dynamic touch, silky smooth scrolling and a spacious layout. But the star of the show was dynamic color. Choose your favorite wallpaper and the entire phone experience will start transforming from your home screen to some of your favorite apps to better express you.”