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  Android 12: Refreshed UI Google has announced a new Material Design language for Android 12, called Material You, which is a rethink of the whole UI across the operating system. The current beta brings more rounded buttons, more varied colors, smoother motion and animations, and much more. The company calls it color extraction, where you can pick a wallpaper and the system will automatically apply the dominant, complimentary and best looking colors from it to the rest of the UI, including the notification shade, the lock screen, and volume controls. Google made it a mission to make sure that Android 12 is indeed on the new Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro phones, which feature an in-screen fingerprint sensor, improved cameras and much more. This time, it looks as though Google have developed the phones and Android 12 in-tandem, resulting in a release that's going to show more unification than what came before in previous Pixel phones. So everything is much more unified this time, somethin

Android 12 compatibility Android 12 will likely roll out to the majority of phones that came out in the last year or two, though some may be waiting a long time for it. It's guaranteed to hit every modern Pixel handset though, probably from the Pixel 3 onwards to the new  Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro , given that the Pixel 3 and 4a models support the beta. Speaking of the beta, we can look at the list of compatible phones for that to get some clues as to which might be first in line for the finished Android 12. They are as follows: Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro Pixel 3 to Pixel 5 (including XL and A-series phones) Oppo Find X3 Pro Nokia X20 OnePlus 9 / 9 Pro Xiaomi Mi 11 / 11 Ultra Xiaomi Mi 11i / 11X Pro ZTE Axon 30 Ultra (only Chinese models) TCL 20 Pro 5G Asus Zenfone 8 Realme GT Vivo iQOO 7 Legend Sharp Aquos Sense 5G Tecno Camon 17 We expect all of these would get the final Android 12 release, and likely quite quickly (with the Pixel phones getting it on day one). Major recent handsets l

Android 12 release date Android 12 was announced at Google IO 2021, and is was launched on the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) on October 4. Shortly after the Google Pixel 6 launched on October 19, Android 12 became available for older Pixel phones, though the company hasn't released an official compatibility list. Then, devices from Samsung, OnePlus, Oppo, Realme, Tecno, Vivo, and Xiaomi are set to get Android 12 later this year. It will be up to device manufacturers to bring Android 12 to your phone though, and that often takes months to do, so don’t be surprised if your specific handset isn't able to update to Android 12 until 2022. In the meantime, the new software is out in beta for select devices now, including phones from Oppo, Nokia, OnePlus, Xiaomi, ZTE, Asus, TCL and iQOO - as well as plenty of Pixel devices. You can find the full list in the section below.

Android 12 release date, features, supported devices and what to know Android 12 is finally available...for Pixel phones Android 12 was confirmed back at  Google IO 2021  in June, showcasing a revamped look and features that focus more on privacy and interactivity. We've since seen the public beta release show off refreshed notifications, better screenshot support, one-handed mode and much more. And after the Pixel 6 launch event, Google launched the software update, and it's available now for older Pixel phones – though the company hasn't confirmed which phones are compatible (we suspected the Pixel 3 might be the oldest phone to get the update given it was the threshold for the Android 12 beta). Android 12 is the 2021 update for Google's Android operating system, building on 2020's Android 11, which some phones still don't have. But this is more than just an iterative update - Google describes it as the biggest design change in Android's history, and it ce

  Since the release of the original Chromium-based Edge in 2020, Microsoft has been updating Windows 11’s default browser with new features almost every month. The browser has received support for a feature-rich PDF editor, password generator, vertical tabs, better control over tracking or notifications and more. In early 2021, Microsoft Edge added support for a feature called Web Capture which lets you easily take full page screenshots of websites. Microsoft began working on an improved version of Web Capture after receiving feedback from users who said the feature should be updated to work with PDF documents. Instead of developing another screenshot tool for PDFs, Microsoft decided to improve the existing implementation of Edge’s Web Capture. Starting with Edge Canary Version 99.0.1111.0, it is now possible to take full-page screenshots of PDF documents having several pages. In order to test out Web Capture for PDF, you’ll first need to download the Canary build of Microsoft Edge, an

  Google is planning to make a big change to Chrome’s picture-in-picture mode that will allow users to open non-video content. This new version of picture-in-picture might support interactive media contents like images or certain types of embedded contents like audio while you continue to browse the web. As you’re probably aware, Google Chrome’s existing picture-in-picture feature can only play videos. In an upcoming update, however, it will be possible to play interactive HTML content in the picture-in-picture mode, making multitasking easier for users. The project is currently called PIP 2.0 and it aims to enable interactive HTML content in the PiP window. Interactive content is a subjective term, so we don’t how the search engine giant is planning to upgrade picture-in-picture mode, but you can expect support for audio, embed, iframe, img, and more. “This is part of a series for the new picture-in-picture v2 feature that allows always-on-top windows with arbitrary content. This CL i