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App manifest file • About app manifests • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Multiple APK support • About multiple APKs • Create multiple APKs for different API levels • Create multiple APKs for different screen sizes • Create multiple APKs for different GL textures • Create multiple APKs with several dimensions • Support different languages and cultures • Support different platform versions • Filters on Google Play • 64-bit Support • Jetpack Watch Face APIs • Design watch faces • Build a watch face service • Draw watch faces • Adding complications to a watch face • Creating interactive watch faces • Provide configuration activities • Address common issues • Improve performace with hardware acceleration • Optimize performance and battery life • Self-tag watch faces • Wear app quality • Package Wear OS apps • Distribute to Wear OS • Create Wear OS apps for China • Wear OS release notes • Building UI with Leanback API • Create a catalog browser • Provide a card view • Build a details view • Use transport controls • Introduce first-time users to your app • Add a guided step • Ambient mode • Playback controls on TV • Implement a media session • Background playback in a Now Playing card • Audio capabilities • Match content frame rate • Build point of interest, internet of things, and navigation apps for cars • Using the Android for Cars App Library • Build point of interest apps for cars • Build internet of things app...

Some companies have already updated most of their flagship phones and some even started to update their entry-level devices to Android 13. There are already Table of content: • • • • Android releases follow a fairly predictable schedule by this point, with specific phases laid out to help app developers and device manufacturers to prepare for the new release, which usually happens around the third quarter of the year. The Android has been following a similar development schedule for a few years / © Google After around three to five Beta releases, Google declares that the version " After some bug fixing—mostly related to stability issues for Pixel phones—Google releases the stable version, coinciding with the announcement of a new Pixel generation, which happened between August and October since Android 6 (Marshmallow, back in the Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P era). Affiliate offer Google Pixel 6a • Check Offer (Amazon) • Check Offer (Amazon) • Check Offer (Amazon) Past Android release schedules Version Announcement / Preview Beta Release Candidate Stable release Android 14 (2023) February ( Android 13 (2022) February ( July ( Android 12 (2021) February ( May September ( October Android 11 (2020) February ( June August ( September Android 10 (2019) March ( March August ( September Android 9 Pie (2018) March ( May July ( August • Also read: Even though Google dropped using the Android codename in the official marketing campaign after Android 10, the tradition still lives among the O...