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mardi 6 septembre 2022

Android 13 Custom ROM List: Unofficially update your Android smartphone!

Android 13 is making the rounds everywhere now. If you have a recent-ish Google Pixel smartphone, you should already have your taste of the latest iteration of Android. This update to Android may be considered incremental in nature, but that in no way diminishes the improvements it brings to the table. Nonetheless, unless you have a supported Google Pixel device or one of the few non-Google smartphones with a “Developer Preview” program, there’s a very good chance that you will have to wait for a few months to have your OEM send across the latest dessert onto your phone.

This is where XDA’s developer community comes in — groups of talented individuals working together to achieve the common cause of getting the latest Android onto devices before the OEM can, and in many cases, because the OEM can’t.

With a large number of official as well as unofficial builds of Android 13-based custom ROMs popping up, we felt it would be a good idea to create an index of devices that have Android 13 ports available for them. Do note that these are aftermarket builds and some will very likely contain bugs. Please read the first few posts of each linked thread so you know the current status of the build before flashing it on your phone.

Note: In this article, we will only be providing a link to the first Android 13 custom ROM that we come across for a particular device in our forums. This does not serve as an endorsement of that particular build, nor are we suggesting that the work of others should be ignored. We are limiting what we link to in order to prevent this article from becoming too lengthy. Please visit the XDA forums for your device to see if there are other, possibly more complete, builds available.

List of devices with Android 13 Custom ROMs:

This is the current list of devices that have received an Android 13 custom ROM:

  1. Asus
    1. Asus Zenfone 5Z
    2. Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1
  2. Google
    1. Google Pixel 2 XL
    2. Google Pixel 3a
    3. Google Pixel 6 Pro
  3. Lenovo
    1. Lenovo P11
    2. Lenovo Z6 Pro
  4. LG
    1. LG G8 ThinQ
  5. Motorola
    1. Moto G8/Moto G Fast
    2. Moto G40 Fusion and Moto G60
    3. Moto G100/Motorola Edge S
    4. Moto G Power/Moto G8 Power
    5. Moto G Stylus/Moto G Pro
  6. Nokia
    1. Nokia 6.1
    2. Nokia 6.1 Plus
    3. Nokia 7 Plus
    4. Nokia 7.1
    5. Nokia 8.1
  7. OnePlus
    1. OnePlus 5 and OnePlus 5T
    2. OnePlus 7 Pro
    3. OnePlus 8, 8 Pro, 8T, and 9R
    4. OnePlus Nord
  8. Raspberry Pi
    1. Raspberry Pi 4 B, Pi 400, and Compute Module 4
  9. Realme
    1. Realme 6 Pro
    2. Realme 7 Pro
    3. Realme C3
    4. Realme GT Neo 2
    5. Realme X
    6. Realme XT
  10. Samsung
    1. Samsung Galaxy Note 8
    2. Samsung Galaxy Note 9
    3. Samsung Galaxy Note 10, Galaxy Note 10 Plus, and Galaxy Note 10 Plus 5G
    4. Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge
    5. Samsung Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus
    6. Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus
    7. Samsung Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10 Plus, and Galaxy S10 5G
    8. Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite
  11. Sony
    1. Sony Xperia XZ Premium
  12. Xiaomi
    1. Mi 9
    2. Mi 10 Lite
    3. Mi 11
    4. Mi A1
    5. Mi A2
    6. Mi Max and Mi Max Prime
    7. Mi Max 2
    8. Poco F1
    9. Poco F3/Mi 11X/Redmi K40
    10. Poco X3
    11. Poco X3 Pro
    12. Redmi 5
    13. Redmi K20 Pro/Mi 9T Pro
    14. Redmi K40 Pro/Redmi K40 Pro Plus/Mi 11X Pro/Mi 11i
    15. Redmi Note 4
    16. Redmi Note 7
    17. Redmi Note 7 Pro
    18. Redmi Note 10
    19. Redmi Note 10 Pro and Redmi Note 10 Pro Max
    20. Redmi Note 11
    21. Redmi Note 11E Pro/Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G/Redmi Note 11 Pro Plus 5G/POCO X4 Pro 5G

1. Asus

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Asus Zenfone 5Z (Z01R) ArrowOS 13.0 September 5, 2022
2. Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1 (X00TD) Evolution X 7.0 August 22, 2022

1.1. Asus Zenfone 5Z

If you’re looking for an Android 13 ROM for your Zenfone 5Z, you can try out the unofficial ArrowOS build from the thread linked below.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Asus Zenfone 5Z

1.2. Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1

Launched back in 2018, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 636-powered Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1 can now run Android 13, thanks to the unofficial Evolution X 7.0 build linked below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1

2. Google

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Google Pixel 2 XL (taimen) ArrowOS 13.0 September 5, 2022
2. Google Pixel 3a (sargo) POSP 6.0 September 5, 2022
2. Google Pixel 6 Pro (raven) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022

2.1. Google Pixel 2 XL

The second-gen Pixel phones, which were released all the way back in 2017, aren’t officially eligible to get the Android 13 update from Google. Nonetheless, you can now try out the latest version of Android on the Pixel 2 XL, thanks to an unofficial build of ArrowOS.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Google Pixel 2 XL

2.2. Google Pixel 3a

The team behind the Potato Open Sauce Project (POSP) has released its first Android 13-based build for the Google Pixel 3a. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

POSP 6.0 based on Android 13 for the Google Pixel 3a

2.3. Google Pixel 6 Pro

The Pixel 6 Pro received its stable Android 13 update from Google a while ago. However, if you’re looking for an Android 13-based custom ROM for your Pixel 6 Pro, you can try out the unofficial Evolution X build from our forums.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Google Pixel 6 Pro

3. Lenovo

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Lenovo P11/Tab Plus (TB-J607F) Project Elixir 3.0 September 5, 2022
2. Lenovo Z6 Pro (zippo) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022

3.1. Lenovo P11/Tab Plus

Looking for an Android 13 custom ROM for the Lenovo P11 tablet (sold as the Lenovo Tab Plus in China)? You can try out the unofficial Project Elixir 3.0 build from our forums.

Project Elixir 3.0 based on Android 13 for the Lenovo P11/Tab Plus

3.2. Lenovo Z6 Pro

The Qualcomm Snapdragon 855-powered Lenovo Z6 Pro can now run Android 13, thanks to an official build of Evolution X custom ROM. To know more, take a look at the forum thread below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Lenovo Z6 Pro

4. LG

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. LG G8 ThinQ (alpha) ArrowOS 13.0 September 5, 2022

3.1. LG G8 ThinQ

If you have a LG G8 ThinQ and want to try out Android 13 on your phone, then go right ahead and check out the unofficial ArrowOS 13.0 custom ROM linked below.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the LG G8 ThinQ

5. Motorola

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Moto G8/Moto G Fast (rav/rav_t) AOSP 13.0 September 5, 2022
2. Moto G40 Fusion and Moto G60 (hanoip) AOSP 13.0 August 22, 2022
3. Moto G100/Motorola Edge S (nio) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
4. Moto G Power/Moto G8 Power (sofia/sofiar) AOSP 13.0 September 5, 2022
5. Moto G Stylus/Moto G Pro (sofiap/sofiap_ao) AOSP 13.0 September 5, 2022

5.1. Moto G8/Moto G Fast

If you have a Moto G8 or Moto G Fast lying around and want to try out Android 13 on that device, then go right ahead and check out the AOSP 13.0 ROM linked below.

AOSP 13.0 for the Moto G8/Moto G Fast

5.2. Moto G40 Fusion and Moto G60

The Moto G40 Fusion and the Moto G60 are among the first few phones to receive an Android 13 custom ROM. Grab the latest build of the ROM from the thread below and give it a shot.

AOSP 13.0 for the Moto G40 Fusion and G60

5.3. Moto G100/Motorola Edge S

The Qualcomm Snapdragon 870-powered Moto G100 (also known as the Motorola Edge S in China) has received an unofficial build of the Evolution X custom ROM based on Android 13. Keep in mind that Magisk v23 is the latest compatible version of Magisk for this ROM as of yet.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Moto G100/Motorola Edge S

5.4. Moto G Power/Moto G8 Power

The Moto G Power and the Moto G8 Power can now run Android 13, thanks to an unofficial AOSP 13.0 ROM. Keep in mind that speakerphone on The Moto G Power is broken in the current build.​

AOSP 13.0 for the Moto G Power/Moto G8 Power

5.5. Moto G Stylus/Moto G Pro

Android 13 for the 2020 edition of the Moto G Stylus (also known as the Moto G Pro in some regions) is available in the form of a vanilla AOSP ROM. To know more, take a look at the forum thread linked below.

AOSP 13.0 for the Moto G Stylus/Moto G Pro

6. Nokia

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Nokia 6.1 (plate2_sprout) AOSP 13.0 August 22, 2022
2. Nokia 6.1 Plus (dragon_sprout) AOSP 13.0 August 22, 2022
3. Nokia 7 Plus (b2n_sprout) AOSP 13.0 August 22, 2022
4. Nokia 7.1 (crystal_sprout) AOSP 13.0 August 22, 2022
5. Nokia 8.1 (phoenix_sprout) AOSP 13.0 August 22, 2022

6.1. Nokia 6.1

An unofficial AOSP 13.0 is now available for the Nokia 6.1. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

AOSP 13.0 for the Nokia 6.1

6.2. Nokia 6.1 Plus

If you have a Nokia 6.1 Plus and want to try out Android 13 on your phone, then go right ahead and check out the unofficial AOSP 13.0 ROM linked below.

AOSP 13.0 for the Nokia 6.1 Plus

6.3. Nokia 7 Plus

For those of you eagerly awaiting Android 13-based custom ROMs for your Nokia 7 Plus, we have some good news for you: an unofficial build of AOSP 13.0 is now available for this device. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

AOSP 13.0 for the Nokia 7 Plus

6.4. Nokia 7.1

The Nokia 7.1 has received a port of Android 13 through an unofficial AOSP 13.0 build. Check it out below.

AOSP 13.0 for the Nokia 7.1

6.5. Nokia 8.1

Launched back in 2018, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 710-powered Nokia 8.1 can now run Android 13, thanks to an unofficial AOSP 13.0 build.

AOSP 13.0 for the Nokia 8.1

7. OnePlus

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. OnePlus 5 (cheeseburger)
OnePlus 5T (dumpling)		 AOSP 13.0 August 22, 2022
2. OnePlus 7 Pro (guacamole) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
3. OnePlus 8 (instantnoodle)
OnePlus 8 Pro (instantnoodlep)
OnePlus 8T (kebab)
OnePlus 9R (lemonades)		 Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
4. OnePlus Nord (avicii) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022

7.1. OnePlus 5 and OnePlus 5T

Android 13 comes to the OnePlus 5 and 5T in the form of an AOSP-based custom ROM. Take a look at the thread below and follow the instructions to install the ROM.

AOSP 13.0 for the OnePlus 5 and 5T

7.2. OnePlus 7 Pro

While the stable Android 12 update has yet to arrive on the OnePlus 7 series, owners of the OnePlus 7 Pro can now enjoy Android 13, courtesy of the unofficial Evolution X 7.0 build linked below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the OnePlus 7 Pro

7.3. OnePlus 8, 8 Pro, 8T, and 9R

The OnePlus 8 series and the OnePlus 9R share a common software foundation, hence it’s relatively easier for the modding community to port a major Android update to all of them. If you would like to try Android 13 out in the form of the Evolution X custom ROM, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the OnePlus 8, 8 Pro, 8T, and 9R

7.4. OnePlus Nord

Android 13 comes to the OnePlus Nord in the form of an official build of the ProtonKnockOff 13.0 custom ROM. Since this is an early build, do intimate yourself of the bugs before flashing.

ProtonKnockOff 13.0 based on Android 13 for the OnePlus Nord

8. Raspberry Pi

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Raspberry Pi 4 B, Pi 400, and Compute Module 4 AOSP 13.0 September 5, 2022

8.1. Raspberry Pi 4 B, Pi 400, and Compute Module 4

Although not natively supported by Android, the Raspberry Pi 4 family of devices can now boot Android 13, thanks to the unofficial AOSP 13.0 build linked below.

AOSP 13.0 for the Raspberry Pi 4 B, Pi 400, and Compute Module 4

9. Realme

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Realme 6 Pro (RMX2061) Project Elixir 3.0 September 5, 2022
2. Realme 7 Pro (RMX2170) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
3. Realme C3 (RMX2020) AOSP 13.0 August 22, 2022
4. Realme GT Neo 2 (RMX3370/bitra) ArrowOS 13.0 September 5, 2022
5. Realme X (RMX1901) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
6. Realme XT (RMX1921) Evolution X 7.0 August 22, 2022

9.1. Realme 6 Pro

The Realme 6 Pro has received a taste of Android 13 through the Project Elixir custom ROM. To know more, take a look at the forum thread below.

Project Elixir 3.0 based on Android 13 for the Realme 6 Pro

9.2. Realme 7 Pro

An official build of the Evolution X custom ROM brings vanilla Android 13 experience to the Realme 7 Pro. Check out the ROM thread below and read the instructions carefully before flashing.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Realme 7 Pro

9.3. Realme C3

The Realme C3 can now run Android 13, courtesy of a AOSP-based custom ROM. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

AOSP 13.0 for the Realme C3

9.4. Realme GT Neo 2

If you’re looking for a vanilla Android 13 ROM to replace the Realme UI firmware on your Realme GT Neo 2, you can opt for the unofficial ArrowOS 13.0 build linked below.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Realme GT Neo 2

9.5. Realme X

If you have a Realme X gathering dust and want to try out Android 13 on the device, then go right ahead and check out the unofficial Evolution X build.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Realme X

9.6. Realme XT

Android 13 comes to the Realme XT in the form of an unofficial build of the Evolution X custom ROM. Since this is an early unofficial build, do intimate yourself of the bugs before flashing.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Realme XT

10. Samsung

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Samsung Galaxy Note 8 (greatlte) LineageOS 20 September 5, 2022
2. Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (crownlte) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
3. Samsung Galaxy Note 10 (d1)
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus (d2s)
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus 5G (d2x)		 AOSP 13.0 August 22, 2022
4. Samsung Galaxy S7 (herolte)
Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (hero2lte)		 LineageOS 20 September 5, 2022
5. Samsung Galaxy S8 (dreamlte)
Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus (dream2lte)		 LineageOS 20 September 5, 2022
6. Samsung Galaxy S9 (starlte)
Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus (star2lte)		 Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
7. Samsung Galaxy S10e (beyond0lte)
Samsung Galaxy S10 (beyond1lte)
Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus (beyond2lte)
Samsung Galaxy S10 5G (beyondx)		 AOSP 13.0 August 22, 2022
8. Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (gta4xl) LineageOS 20 September 5, 2022

10.1. Samsung Galaxy Note 8

The Exynos-variant of the Galaxy Note 8 can now run Android 13, thanks to an unofficial build of LineageOS 20. Get the ROM from the link below.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13 for the Samsung Galaxy Note 8

10.2. Samsung Galaxy Note 9

Android 13 has arrived on the Exynos variant of the Galaxy Note 9 through an official build of ArrowOS 12.0. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Samsung Galaxy Note 9

10.3. Samsung Galaxy Note 10, Note 10 Plus, and Note 10 Plus 5G

Both the regular and the “Plus” variants of the Exynos Samsung Galaxy Note 10 can now run Android 13, courtesy of an unofficial AOSP 13.0 build.

AOSP 13.0 for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10, Note 10 Plus, and Note 10 Plus 5G

10.4. Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge

If you have a Samsung Galaxy S7 or a Galaxy S7 Edge lying around and want to try out Android 13, then go right ahead and check out the unofficial build of LineageOS 20 linked below.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13: Galaxy S7 || Galaxy S7 Edge

10.5. Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus

Android 13 for the Exynos variants of the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus is available in the form of an unofficial build of the LineageOS 20 custom ROM.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13 for the Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus

10.6. Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus

For those of you eagerly waiting for Android 13-based custom ROMs for your Galaxy S9, we have some good news for you: an official build of the Evolution X custom ROM is now available for the Exynos variants.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus

10.7. Samsung Galaxy S10e, S10, S10 Plus, and S10 5G

For those of you eagerly awaiting Android 13-based custom ROMs for your Galaxy S10, we have some good news for you: an unofficial AOSP 13.0 build is now available for the Exynos variants. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

AOSP 13.0 for the Samsung Galaxy S10e, S10, S10 Plus, and S10 5G

10.8. Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite

Source-built Android 13 custom ROM comes to the Wi-Fi only and LTE variants of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite in the form of an unofficial build of LineageOS 20. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13 for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite

11. Sony

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Sony Xperia XZ Premium (maple) SODP 13.0 August 22, 2022

11.1. Sony Xperia XZ Premium

Owners of the Xperia XZ Premium can now run Android 13, thanks to the an AOSP-based ROM known as SODP linked below.

SODP 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Sony Xperia XZ Premium

12. Xiaomi

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Mi 9 (cepheus) Evolution X 7.0 August 22, 2022
2. Mi 10 Lite (monet) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
3. Mi 11 (venus) ArrowOS 13.0 September 5, 2022
4. Mi A1 (tissot_sprout) ArrowOS 13.0 September 5, 2022
5. Mi A2 (jasmine_sprout) ArrowOS 13.0 September 5, 2022
6. Mi Max (hydrogen)
Mi Max Prime (helium)		 LineageOS 20 September 5, 2022
7. Mi Max 2 (oxygen) ArrowOS 13.0 September 5, 2022
8. Poco F1 (beryllium) Project Elixir 3.0 September 5, 2022
9. Poco F3/Mi 11X/Redmi K40 (alioth) Project Elixir 3.0 September 5, 2022
10. Poco X3 (surya) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
11. Poco X3 Pro (vayu) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
12. Redmi 5 (rosy) LineageOS 20 September 5, 2022
13. Redmi K20 Pro/Mi 9T Pro (raphael) Evolution X 7.0 August 22, 2022
14. Redmi K40 Pro/Redmi K40 Pro Plus/Mi 11X Pro/Mi 11i (haydn) Project Elixir 3.0 September 5, 2022
15. Redmi Note 4 (mido) ArrowOS 13.0 September 5, 2022
16. Redmi Note 7/7S (lavender) ArrowOS 13.0 September 5, 2022
17. Redmi Note 7 Pro (violet) Project Elixir 3.0 August 22, 2022
18. Redmi Note 10 (mojito/sunny) SpiceOS 6.0 September 5, 2022
19. Redmi Note 10 Pro (sweet/sweetin)
Redmi Note 10 Pro Max (sweetin)		 ArrowOS 13.0 August 22, 2022
20. Redmi Note 11 (spes/spesn) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
21. Redmi Note 11E Pro/Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G/Redmi Note 11 Pro Plus 5G/POCO X4 Pro 5G (peux/veux) Project Elixir 3.0 September 5, 2022

12.1. Mi 9

Launched back in 2019, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855-powered Mi 9 can now run Android 13, thanks to an official build of the Evolution X custom ROM.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Mi 9

12.2. Mi 10 Lite

Android 13 has arrived on the Mi 10 Lite, thanks to the official ArrowOS maintainers for this device. To know more, take a look at the forum thread below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Mi 10 Lite

12.3. Mi 11

If you’re looking for an AOSP 13-based ROM instead of the MIUI skin on your Mi 11, you can opt for the unofficial ArrowOS 13.0 beta build linked below.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Mi 11

12.4. Mi A1

Xiaomi didn’t update its first Android One device officially beyond Android Pie, but that doesn’t mean you can’t run the latest version of Android on this phone. The Xiaomi Mi A1 has received a taste of Android 13 through the ArrowOS project.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Mi A1

12.5. Mi A2

An official build of ArrowOS on top of Android 13 is now available for the Mi A2. To know more, take a look at the forum thread below.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Mi A2

12.6. Mi Max and Mi Max Prime

Both the regular and the “Prime” variants of the Mi Max can now run Android 13, thanks to an unofficial build of LineageOS 20. Try it out on your phone by following the link below.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13 for the Mi Max and Mi Max Prime

12.7. Mi Max 2

It’s great to see that development for the Mi Max 2, which was released back in 2017, is still going strong. An unofficial build of Evolution X based on Android 13 is now available for this phone. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Mi Max 2

12.8. Poco F1

Those of you still rocking the Poco F1 and want to try out vanilla Android 13 on your phone, check out the official beta build of the Project Elixir custom ROM linked below.

Project Elixir 3.0 based on Android 13 for the Poco F1

12.9. Poco F3/Mi 11X/Redmi K40

If you’re looking for an Android 13-based custom ROM for your Poco F3 (also known as the Mi 11X and the Redmi K40 in different regions), you can try out the Project Elixir custom ROM. Make sure to flash the latest MIUI firmware for your device variant before flashing the ROM.

Project Elixir 3.0 based on Android 13 for the Poco F3/Mi 11X/Redmi K40

12.10. Poco X3

The Poco X3 and the Poco X3 NFC share a common firmware — a design that helped these devices to get a unified Android 13-based Evolution X custom ROM release. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Poco X3

12.11. Poco X3 Pro

An official build of Evolution X is now available for the Poco X3 Pro as well. To know more, take a look at the forum thread below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Poco X3 Pro

12.12. Redmi 5

Aftermarket development is still going strong for the Redmi 5, which was released all the way back in 2017. You can now run Android 13 on it, thanks to an unofficial LineageOS 20 build.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13 for the Redmi 5

12.13. Redmi K20 Pro/Mi 9T Pro

Apart from the regional branding, the Redmi K20 Pro and the Mi 9T Pro share a common firmware base. This is the reason why both of these devices have now received a unified Android 13 custom ROM from the Evolution X project maintainers. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi K20 Pro/Mi 9T Pro

12.14. Redmi K40 Pro/Redmi K40 Pro Plus/Mi 11X Pro/Mi 11i

The Qualcomm Snapdragon 888-powered Redmi K40 Pro (sold as the Mi 11X Pro and Mi 11i in certain regions) can now boot Android 13 through the Project Elixir 3.0 custom ROM. Grab the latest build from the thread below and give it a shot.

Project Elixir 3.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi K40 Pro/Redmi K40 Pro Plus/Mi 11X Pro/Mi 11i

12.15. Redmi Note 4

Android 13 comes to the fan-favorite Redmi Note 4, courtesy of an unofficial build of ArrowOS. Make sure to flash the final Nougat-based MIUI firmware for the device before flashing the ROM.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi Note 4

12.16. Redmi Note 7/7S

The Redmi Note 7 and the Redmi Note 7S share a common firmware, which is why both of these devices have now received a unified Android 13 custom ROM through the ArrowOS project. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi Note 7/7S

12.17. Redmi Note 7 Pro

Xiaomi didn’t update the Redmi Note 7 Pro beyond Android 10, but that doesn’t mean you can’t run the latest version of Android on this phone. An official build of the Project Elixir custom ROM now brings Android 13 to this device.

Project Elixir 3.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi Note 7 Pro

12.18. Redmi Note 10

Looking for an AOSP 13-based ROM to replace the MIUI skin on your Redmi Note 10? Take a look at the SpiceOS 6.0 build linked below.

SpiceOS 6.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi Note 10

12.19. Redmi Note 10 Pro and Redmi Note 10 Pro Max

A beta build of ArrowOS 13.0 brings Android 13 to the Redmi Note 10 Pro. The ROM is also compatible with the Redmi Note 10 Pro Max. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi Note 10 Pro and Pro Max

12.20. Redmi Note 11

If you have a Redmi Note 11 and want to try out Android 13 on your phone, then go right ahead and check out the official build of the Evolution X custom ROM linked below. The release is compatible with both the NFC and non-NFC variants.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi Note 11

12.21. Redmi Note 11E Pro/Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G/Redmi Note 11 Pro Plus 5G/POCO X4 Pro 5G

If you’re looking for an AOSP 13-based ROM for your Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G (sold as the Redmi Note 11 Pro Plus 5G in India), you can opt for the Project Elixir build linked below. The release is also compatible with the POCO X4 Pro 5G and the China-exclusive Redmi Note 11E Pro.

Project Elixir 3.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi Note 11E Pro/Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G/Redmi Note 11 Pro Plus 5G/POCO X4 Pro 5G

Android 13 Google Apps

Not all custom ROMs ship with pre-installed Google apps, which means you might need to grab a suitable GApps distribution to get them. In case you’re looking for an Android 13-compatible GApps package, then you’ll be happy to know that the maintainers have already laid the groundwork to support the latest version of Android.

NikGApps

The NikGApps project has recently started offering official Android 13-compatible GApps variants.

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Android 13 has only been around for a couple of days, yet we already see plenty of amazing ROMs hitting our devices. This is part of the beauty of the XDA community, and we must commend the hard-working developers leading the vanguard of Android 13 ROMs to users all around the globe. So, if you come across a build for your device, consider yourself lucky and don’t forgive to say “thanks!”

Have you spotted an Android 13 custom ROM on our forums for a device we haven’t covered yet? Let us know in the comments below!

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Samsung rolls out One UI 4.1.1 with new multitasking features to the Galaxy Tab S7 lineup

After rolling out One UI 4.1.1 based on Android 12L to its Galaxy Tab S8 series and a bunch of older foldables, Samsung has now released the update for the older Galaxy Tab S7 series. It brings all the new multitasking features and improvements for large-screen devices that Samsung debuted with the Galaxy Z Fold 4 last month, including the new Taskbar.

Samsung has officially shared the One UI 4.1.1 changelog for the Galaxy Tab S7 and Galaxy Tab S7 Plus. According to user reports on Reddit, the update has already started rolling out in some regions. If you haven’t received it yet, you should get the update in the next few days.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus One UI 4.1.1 changelog.

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One UI 4.1.1 for the Galaxy Tab S7 and Galaxy Tab S7 Plus brings a host of new multitasking features. It includes a new Taskbar for quicker navigation between apps, opening apps in split-screen view or a pop-up window, and launching frequently-used app pairs in split-screen mode. In addition, the update brings new multitasking gestures, an OCR feature to extract text from images, and the ability to add custom call backgrounds to contacts.

Furthermore, One UI 4.1.1 brings optimizations for the My Files app, Samsung Keyboard, and Samsung Internet browser. Lastly, the update also includes the Android security patches for August 2022. Check out the full changelog by following the source link provided below.

The One UI 4.1.1 update for the Galaxy Tab S7 and Galaxy Tab S7 Plus will be available for both the Wi-Fi and cellular versions of both tablets. You can manually check for it by heading over to the Software update section in the device settings.

Have you received One UI 4.1.1 on your Galaxy Tab S7 or Galaxy Tab S7 Plus? Do you like any of the new multitasking features? Let us know in the comments section below.

Source: Samsung, Reddit

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lundi 5 septembre 2022

Apple could announce a new low-end Apple Watch during September 7 event

Ahead of Apple’s September “Far Out” event, a new report has emerged that states that the company will introduce a new lost-cost Apple Watch. While we have seen numerous reports about a new high-end Apple Watch, this is the first time this information is coming to light in relation to this event. Although the price was not mentioned, the new watch should arrive priced lower than the Apple Watch SE.

According to the New York Times, in a piece about why the Apple Watch is becoming more important for parents and children, a source revealed that Apple could introduce a new version of the Apple Watch that will be cheaper than the SE model. Currently, there are five models of the Apple Watch. The base model, the Series 3, was introduced nearly five years ago in 2017. Despite the watch’s age, it has remained in the lineup by being the company’s cheapest model, coming in at $199. If the information from the New York Times is accurate, the Series 3 could be replaced since it is currently the cheapest model available, and it sits below the SE variant. This would make sense considering that Series 3 will no longer receive software support going forward. With the announcement of watchOS 9, it was revealed that Apple would not be supporting the Watch Series 3 with the new update.

By replacing its lowest-tier model, Apple could be in a position to improve the experience by offering an updated SoC and maybe even including cellular connectivity. While that last feature is a tall order, if it does manage to add it to its base model Apple Watch, it could offer Family Setup on the unit, which is not currently available on the Watch Series 3. If the replacement for the Series 3 or a new low-end tier is announced, this could be one of Apple’s largest smartwatch release lineups to date. Of course, when questioned, Apple declined to comment about the upcoming event and the possible products that could be launched. Luckily, we won’t have to wait long, as the Apple event is scheduled for September 7, where the company will most likely announce the Apple Watch Series 8, a Pro model, and the SE 2.

Source: The New York Times
Via: 9to5Mac

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Best external monitors for the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 (2022)

Dell has shaken up its XPS 13 lineup quite a lot for 2022. They’re usually some of the best laptops you can buy, and this year, Dell has kept them fresh with the new Dell XPS 13 Plus, a more compact XPS 13, and a radically different XPS 13 2-in-1. Indeed, the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 for 2022 is nothing like previous models, switching from a convertible form factor to a detachable design. It’s the most portable XPS yet, but what if you want to use external monitors with the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1?

For a while now, Dell has been pushing towards USB-C adoption in its XPS laptops, and now, that’s all you get by default. But that doesn’t mean you can’t connect an external monitor, and we’re here to help. We’ve selected a few great monitors you can use with the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 and listed them below. To make things easier, most of these monitors support direct USB-C connections, but some of the cheaper models may require an HDMI adapter. With that out of the way, let’s get right into the list.

    Dell UltraSharp U2723QE

    Top-tier IPS monitor

    If you want one of the best monitors around, the Dell UltraSharp U2723QE might be it. It comes in 4K resolution and it uses IPS Black technology, meaning it delivers twice the contrast ratio (2000:1) of a regular IPS panel while still having fantastic viewing angles. Plus, it covers 98% of DCI-P3, so colors look great.
    Asus ProArt PA279CV

    Great alternative

    That Dell UltraSharp monitor is expensive, so if you want something a bit cheaper, this is a great option. This 27-inch Asus monitor still has 4K resolution, plus it covers 100% of sRGB and has a color accuracy rated at Delta E < 2, and it's Calman Verified. It's a fantastic experience, but for a lower price.
    LG UltraWide 34WN80C-B

    Go wide

    Who doesn't love ultrawide monitors? We do, and this one from LG is a great option for anyone interested in multi-tasking. It comes in WQHD resolution and a 21:9 aspect ratio, ideal for having multiple apps open at once, and it's curved making it a bit more comfortable. It covers 99% of sRGB and supports HDR10, too.
    Samsung Smart Monitor M8

    DIsplay with a webcam

    Monitors can be more than just a display for your Dell XPS 13 2-in-1, and the Samsung Smart Monitor M8 is a perfect example. This 32-inch screen comes in 4K resolution, but it also comes with high-quality webcam you can use for video calls. Plus, you can use apps like Netflix even without your laptop.
    LG DualUp monitor

    Two screens in one?

    We're all familiar with ultrawide monitors, but how about extra tall screens? That's what the LG DualUp monitor offers. This 28-inch display comes in a 18:16 aspect ratio, which is like having two 21.5-inch screens on top of each other. You can use it as a single monitor, or each half as its own screen.
    BenQ PD3220U

    Premium Thunderbolt monitor

    Not everyone will be able to afford this one, but with 4K resolution, 100% of sRGB and 95% of DCI-P3, this is a great monitor. Plus, it uses Thunderbolt, so you can connect it with a single port and even daisy-chain another Thunderbolt monitor easily. It also has a KVM switch and remote controller.
    Acer SB220Q

    Super cheap

    Want an extra monitor without spending a ton of money? The Acer SB220Q is a super affordable option with Full HD resolution and a 75Hz refresh rate to help things appear a bit smoother. It doesn't have speakers, however, and you also need a USB Type-C to HDMI adapter.
    Dell 14 Portable Monitor

    Official portable monitor

    Is a dual-monitor setup too important for you? Now, you can take it anywhere with the Dell 14 Portable Monitor. This 14-inch Full HD panel is lightweight and easy to carry, and it lets you get two screens anywhere you go using just a USB Type-C port. It is a bit expensive, though.
    Innocn OLED POrtable Monitor

    Portable, but with OLED

    A problem with some portable monitors is that they have a low contrast ratio, but this one form Innocn uses OLED, which means it can have an incredible contrast ratio and true blacks. Plus, it has fast response times, it covers 100% of DCI-P3, and it has 400 nits of brightness.

And those are just some of the great options you can get if you want a monitor to sue with the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 (2022). As usual, these are all meant for different use cases and different people, so there’s bound to be something that caters to you. I’ve always found the concept of Samsung’s Smart Monitor interesting, and having a built-in webcam makes it great for remote work, too. With that said, some of the other monitors here may have better specs, like the Dell UltraSharp U2723QE.

If you haven’t done it yet, you can buy the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 (2022) using the link below. It’s among the best Windows tablets you can buy right now, and it’s certainly worthy of our recommendation if you’re looking for something in that space. If you want something more traditional, though, check out the best Dell laptops you can buy today – there are options for all kinds of users there, and the monitors on this list will work just fine with them, too.

    Dell XPS 13 2-in-1
    The Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 is a sleek Windows tablet with a sharp 3:2 display, two great cameras, and 12th-gen Intel processors. It only has Thunderbolt ports, but you can still connect external displays easily.

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A complete guide to Apple Subscription Services: Pricing, Availability, and more

Apple has a long history when it comes to online services — both free and paid ones. Over time, some were discontinued, while others have evolved into upgraded versions that better serve the modern world and suit users’ needs. One of the most known services today is iCloud. It allows users to store up to 5GB of data in the cloud for free. However, there are plenty of other ones to discover and know about. Whether you have an iPhone 13 or a MacBook Pro 2021, here’s a complete guide to Apple Subscription Services.

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Separate Apple Services

iCloud Plus

iCloud description from Apple.com

Apple launched iCloud back in June 2011. It came as a polished service that bundles some of MobileMe’s features with new ones. MobileMe was first introduced in June 2008 as a push-focused service. So users wouldn’t have to initiate a connection to get new emails and keep their contacts up to date on all devices. MobileMe was then discontinued by the end of July 2012, as iCloud offered a stabler, more feature-rich experience.

iCloud offers all users 5GB of free cloud storage. It’s also behind the data sync mechanism between Apple devices, when enabled. You can store data including:

  • Documents
  • Photos and videos
  • Messages
  • Mail
  • App data
  • Health records
  • iDevice full backups
  • Calendars
  • Notes
  • Contacts
  • Safari bookmarks and configurations
  • Siri personal knowledge

iCloud is one of the notable services that powers up the Apple ecosystem. The sync between devices is instant and automatic. While many users take advantage of it for free, a lot find themselves facing the “iCloud Storage Is Full” alert. Apple allows users to expand their cloud storages to 50GB, 200GB, or 2TB for a monthly fee of $0.99, $2.99, or $9.99 respectively.

iCloud Plus is the rebranded iCloud paid storage expansion feature that brings more features to the table. When users upgrade to an iCloud Plus plan, they can take advantage of Private Relay, Hide My Email, and HomeKit Secure Video, in addition to the extra storage. Once a user upgrades, all iCloud Family members can optionally take advantage of them. It’s worth mentioning that some features are unavailable in some regions. If you’re not sure what this is all about, we have prepared for you a guide on iCloud Plus.

Music

Apple Music listen now page macOS

Apple’s music streaming service launched back in June 2015. To compete with Spotify, the company initially offered new subscribers 6 months for free. Apple eventually dropped it to 3 months instead. However, users can still claim the 6-month free trial with select AirPods and Beats purchases.

The service is available in over 150 regions, but the catalog varies by country. In the US, there are over 90 million songs and 30 thousand curated playlists. Once you subscribe, you can play any of the available content, add them to your library or playlists, or download them for offline listening.

Some songs on Apple Music come with lyrics view, Dolby Atmos, and Lossless Audio support. So if you’re playing a supported song, you can sing along, listen in Spatial Audio with dynamic head tracking, and make sure the quality matches that recorded at the studio.

Apple Music is Siri-enabled, so you can control your queue using just your voice. Whether you’re on your iPhone, Apple Watch, or HomePod, you can ask the virtual assistant to play whatever you feel like listening to. The service also offers live radio stations, so you can listen to random music, interviews, and other radio programs.

There are four plans to choose from when subscribing to this service:

  • Voice — $4.99/month: This plan allows users to access Apple Music by asking or typing to Siri. It includes the entire music catalog but has some limitations, such as accessing your music and the number of downloads you’re allowed to have. It’s perfect for someone who depends more on playlists and radio stations, rather than building their own libraries and wants an ad-free experience. It’s worth mentioning that this plan only works on Apple devices and doesn’t support lyrics view, Dolby Atmos, and Lossless Audio.
  • Student — $5.99/month: This plan allows users to access the same privileges of the Voice plan and more for the same price. Students have to verify their education emails to redeem the offer. However, they can only take advantage of it for up to 48 months in total. A Student plan shares the same features as the Individual plan but for a discounted price. This includes better library management, access on non-Apple devices, lyrics view, Dolby Atmos, Lossless Audio, downloading up to 100,000 songs, and more. This plan also includes free Apple TV Plus access, as an exclusive perk when it comes to Apple Music plans.
  • Individual — $9.99/month: This plan includes all Apple Music features with no restrictions. It’s essentially the same as the Student plan but for double the cost and without free Apple TV Plus access.
  • Family — $14.99/month: This plan allows up to six iCloud Family members to share an Apple Music subscription. Each member will get their own private, independent user library and personal recommendations. Just like the Student and Individual plans, there are no restrictions in this plan.

You can use the service on Apple devices, web browsers, Windows computers, Android phones and tablets, certain smart speakers and TVs, and consoles.

TV Plus

Apple TV+ macOS

This service was first announced back in March 2019. It was made available to users in November of that year. At first, the catalog was limited and had very few shows and movies. However, it has slowly grown, and Apple promises new original content every month. Initially, Apple offered 1-year free trials to those who buy eligible devices, but now it has switched to 3-month trials. This change makes sense, considering not many TV series were available when the service first debuted. Now TV Plus is mature and has more to offer.

Apple TV Plus is available for free when you subscribe to Music’s Student plan. Otherwise, you will have to pay $4.99 per month in the US, following a 7-day trial. Apple only offers one TV Plus plan, so for the $4.99 monthly fee, you can share the subscription with your entire iCloud Family. Of course, individual watch histories and recommendations are private and not shared across the family.

This service can be accessed on Apple devices, web browsers, certain smart TVs and sticks, consoles, and through AirPlay-enabled screens. Unlike Apple Music, a dedicated app isn’t available on Windows and Android.

TV Channels

Apple TV Channels macOS

Apple TV Channels allow users to further subscribe to various channels and streaming services directly from within the Apple TV app. Each channel offers different content, features, free trials, and price tags. Some support live TV and on-demand titles, while other ones are exclusively on-demand. Channels usually include free trials, with the most common ones being 1 week or 1 month.

You can access channels from the TV app on Apple devices. Once you add series and movies to the Up Next queue, the watch history will sync across all of your Apple devices. And when a user subscribes to a channel, all iCloud Family members can watch for free on their respective devices.

Channels include popular services, such as Paramount Plus, AMC Plus, Epix, Starz, and Showtime. These subscriptions make it easier to access all of the content you watch from one place — the Apple TV app. This way you have a universal queue for everything you’re keeping up with, and you don’t have to switch to a different streaming app when you’re done with a certain show. Additionally, this spares you the hassle of having to create an account for each individual service. You only need your Apple ID, and the billing is done to the card associated with it.

Podcasts

Podcast Subscriptions macOS

Apple announced Podcast Subscriptions in 2021. They allow users to subscribe to a certain channel or podcast for exclusive content. Just like Apple TV Channels, the content, free trial length, and price tags differ, depending on the channel or podcast.

If you’re an avid podcast listener, these subscriptions will give you further access to your favorite creators’ releases. From news, to informative and entertaining podcasts, there’s something for everyone. The best part? Once you subscribe, your entire iCloud Family will get to listen for no additional charges.

Arcade

Apple Arcade on macOS

Apple launched Apple Arcade in over 150 countries back in 2019. It’s available for $4.99 per month in the US and supports iCloud Family sharing. When buying an eligible Apple device, you get a 3-month free trial. The service currently offers over 200 ad-free games that you can play offline and have no in-app purchases. iCloud will also sync your progress across your Apple devices.

This subscription service offers both old, remastered games, such as Don’t Starve: Pocket Edition and new releases such as Creaks from Amanita Design. Game developers aren’t allowed to release any of the Arcade titles on Android. So you will find them either exclusively on Arcade or on PC and consoles as well. Apple continues to add new games to the catalog every month.

Most games offered through the service are available on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS, with some titles also available on tvOS. Once you subscribe, you can play for as many hours as you’d like. However, if you cancel your subscription, you will lose access to them all, until you start paying again. So you’re basically renting the games for as long as you want to pay. None of the games on Arcade are available as a one-time purchase on the App Store. So if you like a particular game, you’re locked into paying until you’re bored of it. Alternatively, you can check if it’s available on PC or console to avoid the subscription business model.

News Plus

Apple News+ on macOS

News Plus is an upgrade to the free News service that Apple offers. It’s available in four regions only — US, Canada, UK, and Australia. With this $9.99/month subscription, you and your family members can access over 300 titles, both online or off. The newspapers catalog includes The Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, and The Times of London. While available magazines include People, Vanity Fair, and National Geographic.

Apple News allows you to follow topics and channels for free, but if you’d like to access the content with fewer ads, in addition to the popular newspapers and magazines, then you will have to pay the monthly fee. You can read from iPhone, iPad, or Mac, so your reads follow you wherever you go. The subscription also includes News Plus Audio, which allows you to listen to the latest stories when you can’t read.

Fitness Plus

Apple fitness+ on iPad and Apple Watch

Apple Fitness Plus was released at the very end of 2020. It’s a guided fitness solution powered by the Apple Watch. The service is currently available in over 20 countries, and it costs $9.99/month in the US. Alternatively, you can pay $79.99/year if you believe you will stay committed. Those who buy an eligible Apple Watch will get a 3-month free trial instead of a 1-month one. You can share the subscription across your entire iCloud Family.

This service includes over 11 workout types, including HIIT, Yoga, Strength, Core, and more. Apple adds over 25 new workouts every week, and their durations vary between 5 and 45 minutes. So there’s a workout for everyone! You can also watch or listen to guided meditation sessions that help you wind down.

Fitness Plus is available on iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV, and it requires an Apple Watch to work. A native app isn’t available on macOS, but you can AirPlay your iDevice’s screen to your Mac. The service offers filters and smart suggestions so you can spend your time and energy working out — rather than looking for the perfect workout. With about two dozen coaches, you can also stick to the ones you vibe with the most. It’s worth mentioning that workouts include three coaches each — the main one, in addition to two others for those looking for easier and harder variations of the same exercise.

Apple One Bundles

Apple One bundles include several Apple subscription services for a discounted price. It launched at the end of 2020, and there are 3 different plans to choose from. These bundles are available in over 100 regions, but service availability and prices differ.

Individual

For $14.95 a month in the US, this plan bundles Apple Music, Apple TV Plus, Apple Arcade, and iCloud Plus (50GB). If you already subscribe to these services individually, switching to Apple One Individual saves you $6 per month. However, you won’t be able to share any of the services with your iCloud Family, as its name suggests.

Family

Apple One Family bundle includes the same services offered in the individual plan, but iCloud Plus gets an upgrade to 200GB instead of 50GB. You can obviously share this plan with your iCloud Family members. It costs $19.95 per month in the US, so by subscribing to it, you’re saving $8 monthly.

Premier

This plan bundles all of the services offered through the other plans and more. iCloud Plus gets an upgrade to 2TB, and users get access to Apple News Plus and Apple Fitness Plus as well. For $29.95/month in the US, users can save $25 monthly by avoiding individual service subscriptions. And of course, you can share this bundle with your entire iCloud Family.

If you subscribe to all Apple services, I would recommend switching to the Apple One Premier bundle. For less than $30 per month, you get access to everything from Apple and save $25 a month from the otherwise cumulative total of individual subscriptions. However, that excludes channels on the TV and Podcasts apps, since they’re offered by third parties. You will always have to subscribe to those individually, if you’re interested.

Which Apple services are you subscribed to? Let us know in the comments section below.

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Everything new in iOS 16: Personalized Lock Screen, upgrades to Messages, and more

Apple revealed iOS 16 during the main keynote of WWDC 2022. Since then, the beta program has been available to enthusiasts and registered developers — allowing them to get their hands on beta builds of the software. The general public will have to wait until September before they get to experience the latest and greatest to come to the iPhone’s operating system (OS). iOS 16 is much more packed when compared to iOS 15. This new release includes plenty of new customizations, features, and changes that further enrich the great iPhone OS. Here’s everything you need to know about this upcoming version.

iOS 16

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Will my iPhone get iOS 16?

This question is one of the first that cross a person’s mind when thinking of a new OS release. Here’s a list of supported iPhone models:

iOS 16

When can I download iOS 16?

iOS 16 beta is available right now for the public and registered developers. The stable version will be available at some point in September 2022.

How can I install the iOS 16 beta?

We’ve prepared guides for you on how to install the iOS beta and whether you should do it or not. The process is very simple — though it comes with risks that we’ve highlighted in the linked articles. Ultimately, you could always switch back to a stable release if you dislike the experience.

What’s new in iOS 16?

iOS 16

iOS 16 introduces a ton of new features, including a highly-customizable Lock Screen, editing and un-sending iMessages, and more. Those running this version will also get their hands on an updated Mail app, better collaboration tools, and improved Maps. We will highlight all of the new additions that this OS version brings in the section below.

iOS 16: All of the new features

Redesigned Lock Screen

iOS 16

Apple refreshed the iPhone Home Screen back in iOS 14 — introducing widgets in the process. iOS 16 shifts the attention to the Lock Screen, bringing advanced customizations that let users personalize it beyond just setting wallpapers. This version allows users to change the time’s font and color, add widgets, set richer wallpapers, and more.

Expectedly, Apple will provide developers with the Lock Screen widget API, allowing them to build their own. So users won’t be limited to utilizing first-party ones only. It’s also worth mentioning that users can create several Lock Screens and shift through them.

Notification updates

Apart from the major Lock Screen redesign, Apple is changing how notifications appear on iOS 16. Instead of coming through from the top, they’re now focused at the bottom. Additionally, users get to view them as a list, stack, or as a mere number. This makes the Lock Screen a cleaner space that isn’t as cluttered with spammy notification banners. It also concentrates on the wallpaper and new widgets. iOS 16 also support Live Activities — which are basically persistent notifications for relevant, ongoing events.

Focus enhancements

iOS 16

iOS 15 introduced Focus — Do Not Disturb 2.0, in a way. iOS 16 improves this feature by allowing users to assign certain Lock Screens to specific Focus modes. Additionally, it makes it easier for users to choose which apps and people they want to white- or black-list.

More notably, though, Focus is now better integrated into apps — even third-party ones. Users can hide certain elements or filter out content they don’t want to see inside an app when using a certain Focus mode. This makes separating our work and personal lives even more doable.

Advanced photo sharing

iOS 16

iOS 16 brings a photo library sharing tool that makes it easy to share moments with the people we care about. Once set up, iOS will automatically send relevant shots to those who should receive them, based on location, identified faces, and other factors. This new addition makes sense for families and groups of close friends who are tired of manually sending every photo or video they take to each other. It’s also worth noting that edits made to these shots sync to the devices of all participants.

Messages upgrades

Users have been requesting a lot of features when it comes to the Messages app. The service remains somewhat basic when compared to other popular instant messaging platforms, like Telegram. Fortunately, iOS 16 ticks a few of the most-requested checkboxes.

iOS 16

Users on this version can now edit and unsend iMessages within 15 minutes. Additionally, they get to mark a chat as unread as a bookmark to get back to it later. Also, Messages catches up with other Apple apps and introduces a trash bin. Those on iOS 16 can retrieve deleted messages within 30 days of binning them.

iOS 16

In the collaboration department, Messages gets some love, as well. Users can now use SharePlay through iMessage — not just FaceTime. This allows you to consume digital goods with others without being in an audio/video call. And finally, there are new collaboration tools that automatically add iMessage recipients. This makes being productive with other people a simpler process.

Mail starts to catch up

iOS 16

The Apple Mail app is ancient when it comes to features and functionalities. Power users often find themselves struggling to get basic tasks done and end up depending on other clients. iOS 16 gives Mail a little push forward, introducing some handy additions that make it a richer app.

Users can now undo-send fresh emails, schedule drafts to auto-send later on, get follow-up reminders, and more. The search bar also gets a boost — introducing richer results and an auto-correct functionality for misspelled search terms, Last but not least, Mail will now remind you to attach a document if you attempt to send the email without including it. Gmail has had a similar feature for a while now. It’s refreshing to see Apple catching up — even if slowly.

Social Safari

iOS 16

Apple’s web browser gets some love on iOS 16. This comes in the form of collaboration that makes the web browser social. Users can easily now view and collaborate on tab groups to plan together or work on projects. The mechanism is built into FaceTime and iMessage — allowing users to easily connect in different ways while planning ahead. Apart from this social tool, Safari now supports the FIDO password-less standard. Users will be able to sign up on compatible websites without setting a password.

Live Text boosts

iOS 16

Apple introduced Live Text last year, allowing users to select text on photos, identify animal and plant breeds, and more. This year, iOS 16 users will be able to select text on videos, too. They additionally be able to select subjects in photos and separate them from their backgrounds — through on-device machine learning.

Versatile text input

iOS 16

iOS 16 allows users to take advantage of Dictation while typing with the keyboard. So you can use both input methods at once. Additionally, Dictation is now capable of inputting emojis and punctuating your input automatically. These changes make it easy to depend on the speech-to-text tool in a more natural way.

Richer Maps

iOS 16

When compared to Google Maps, Apple Maps still lacks plenty of features. For starters, there is no offline map support, and many businesses are missing in countries that aren’t the US, Canada, or in the EU. This makes solely depending on it a challenge for most users around the world. Fortunately, iOS 16 brings some improvements to this navigation app. For starters, users can now add several stops before reaching a certain destination. Additionally, users in select regions will be able to add transit cards to Wallet, refill their balance, and do more — right in Apple Maps.

Apple Pay additions

iOS 16

Apple Pay makes buying things a seamless process. Whether you’re doing it online or in person, you just tap a button, authenticate, and you’re good to go. iOS 16 introduces some handy additions to Apple’s contactless payment system. Users can now make payments over the course of 6 weeks — through 4 interest-free installments. So the company will basically lend users money for no additional fee. Also, when you use Apple Pay, supported shops can display the package tracking info right in the Wallet app.

Speaking of Wallet, users can also share their saved keys with others through first- and third-party apps. This allows you to give smart home access to your family, for example. And lastly, those who add their IDs to Wallet can now share certain info with apps for verifications purposes — such as being over 21 years old.

Overhauled Home

iOS 16

Smart homes are becoming more popular, and Apple wants to make users’ lives easier. iOS 16 overhauls the Home app — introducing a more efficient design that is simpler to use. The company will also be supporting the Matter standard later this year. This would allow users to conveniently communicate with smart appliances no matter which OS they’re using.

A healthier OS

iOS 16

Apple’s dedication to better health and fitness shines in iOS 16. Users can now share their activities with others without needing an Apple Watch — through the Fitness app. Of course, the stats are limited, but they could encourage people to be more active nonetheless. Additionally, users can get more accurate data revolving around their sleep and how deep it is. And finally, there’s a new medication feature that allows users to track the meds they take and log them in.

Family Sharing tweaks

iOS 16

Family Sharing is a great way to share purchases across a household and control minors’ devices. iOS 16 introduces clearer settings and checklists that further clarify what each option does. Additionally, parents will get to easily grant their kids additional screen time right in Messages. That’s not to mention that setting up a new Apple device for a child is even simpler now and applies the restrictions automatically.

Revamped CarPlay

iOS 16

CarPlay in iOS 16 supports different screen sizes and integrates into the car’s hardware. This allows users to view relevant information, like speed and temperature, thanks to the data shared from the iPhone. Additionally, you will get to control your car through the CarPlay interface — such as adjusting the air conditioner — without needing to launch the car’s native interface. The list of supported vehicles will go live in late 2023.

Other iOS 16 tidbits

iOS 16

iOS 16 is PACKED with changes and features that truly enrich the OS. These include:

  • Safety Check for domestic abuse survivors.
  • Accessibility features, such as Door Detect and live captions across the system.
  • Mirroring the Apple Watch to the iPhone through AirPlay.
  • Using two Bluetooth controllers for single-player input.
  • Sports-focused content in Apple News.
  • Freeform — a whiteboard, brainstorming app that is coming later this year.
  • Handoff support for FaceTime across Apple devices.
  • Templates in the Reminder apps.
  • New Memoji styles and stickers.
  • Live camera translation in Apple Translate.

We can safely say that this year’s WWDC didn’t disappoint at all. iOS 16 is very rich in additions when compared to iOS 15. Thanks to the new Lock Screen and notification, iPhones will feel fresh to users again. After all, a software update can make an old device feel brand new.

Which is your favorite iOS 16 feature, and why? Let us know in the comments section below.

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