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Huawei has been the mobile camera king for a long time, and it’s the only company that has brought revolution and evolution to the mobile camera industry. Whether you talk about, the first-ever dual camera, first-ever triple camera, quad, Penta, just name it, Huawei has done it first in place for all.
That’s not it, Huawei has not only worked on the count but also on technologies such as the Periscope camera that has first in the world produced with P30 Pro and later adopted by smartphone makers such as Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo, and Samsung.
Especially, Samsung, which may have used the camera features from Huawei but is yet to perfect them such as the camera zoom.
In the latest edition, Samsung has launched One UI 5.0 beta testing based on the Android 13 software version. This new version of Samsung One UI 5.0 comes with a new camera feature that is derived from an old Huawei camera trend.Advertisement
What feature? It’s called – the camera watermark, as found by SammyFans, Samsung has brought in a new camera watermark feature with Samsung One UI 5.0, which has been long been and first started with Huawei phones.
Yes, Android phone makers share features and adopt each other’s progress, while there’s no strange thing in it, which needs to be mentioned. However, when these things occur, we should gladly credit the originator.
In terms of access, the One UI 5.0 users can access this feature by visiting the Camera app, and then Settings. From here, tap on the watermark and enable the slider to activate this feature.
However, One UI 5.0 has further improved the watermark feature, which is worth praising, the advancement allows consumers to enable custom or date and time watermarks. However, on Huawei phones, the camera can only print the name fo the phone along with camera technology.Advertisement
Android 13 brings new Digital Wellbeing Bedtime mode
Most of Deng Li's smartphones are from the Huawei ecosystem and his first Huawei phone was Ascend Mate 2 (4G). As a tech enthusiast, he keeps exploring new technologies and inspects them closely. Apart from the technology world, he takes care of his garden.
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Google is quite busy with the latest development procedure for the Android 13 system. The company is trying to implement some magnificent features that could enhance the user interface and bring a new level of experience for its consumers. And one such feature is the Digital Wellbeing Bedtime mode for Android 13.
The US manufacturer has revamped the Bedtime Mode of Digital Wellbeing for Android 13 with the latest version 1.1.463639936.beta (409068). This beta rollout now adds a ‘Dim the wallpaper’ option that undoubtedly increases the visual experience on your respective device. Besides, you will catch some new changes as you will proceed to access the feature. What are these changes? Let’s understand them one by one.
To begin with, Google has added a new Material You-themed UI on Android 13 for Bedtime mode. Consequently, this addition will make it more convenient to access and manage the feature. On the other hand, as soon as you will enter the Digital Wellbeing app, you will catch a new card-based list for the all functions.
Again, this card-view will make it more efficient to acknowledge a particular feature and its usage on the device. Alternatively, the first card describes the real-time status of the Bedtime mode with an instant ‘Turn on now’ tab.Advertisement
When you’ll click this tab, it will open a sleepy animation block with further two options: Turn off for now, and Pause for 30 min. Ahead, you will find the Bedtime routine section which works as a schedule function. You can enable it while charging or can manually control the features on your smart gadget. Dim the Wallpaper option
The last option reads as Customize. Although, this option has already included the ‘Do Not Disturb for Bedtime mode’ and ‘Turn off Bedtime mode at next alarm’ functions. Yet, a new expansion is the ‘Screen options at bedtime’.
As the term reflects, it provides you with a few options as to how you can customize your screen while bedtime. These options comprise the following: Grayscale Keep the screen dark: Turn off the Always-on display Dim the wallpaper Dark theme
As mentioned, Dim the wallpaper option highlights the background more effectively. Moreover, it will showcase quite an interesting combination with the Nature-inspired wallpaper collection of Pixel 6a devices.
Google fans are eagerly waiting to grab the very first look at the Android 13 but, seems like the consumers have to wait till September. That gets clear on the official page of Google that reads the release notes and details of the next version of Android.
Alongside publishing the August 2022 Android security patch, the US manufacturer has also posted the Android 13 release notes that hint at the September launch. Consequently, these notes signify that Google is preparing something big with the next Android build and will bring various eye-catching features on the board.
Elaborating on some crucial details of Android 13, the company mentions that the stable variant of the respective operating system will bring the fresh September 2022 security patch into its bag. This clearly indicates the intentions of Google, giving a halt to the release of the new Android version, this month.
At the same time, we can also assume that the forthcoming security patch will be full of significant changes and new additions, as it will bring the major operating system with itself.Advertisement
So far, the US tech maker has already pushed the fourth beta of Android 13 to its consumers. With the push, the company has also stated that this would be the last beta pack before the release of the major software update in August. However, things have stretched a little more in time and will take a full stop in the upcoming month.
Have you installed the August 2022 security patch?
With the onset of this month, Google has released the August 2022 security patch. Eventually, the improvement patch carries multiple fixes to the internal system and enhances the stability of the devices.
Apart from the fixes, the patch also repairs the critical Bluetooth issue that could have appeared as a huge headache for the users. Hence, to enjoy a reliable and bug-free system, install the August 2022 security patch as soon as it knocks on your device.
A new month has begun and Google has published the August 2022 Android security patch on its bulletin page. As usual, the patch brings along a bunch of new fixes and amendments for the security system of the device. Yet, something that will impress the users more is the full stop on the long-term Bluetooth issue.
Yes, that’s right. Google has patched the critical Bluetooth issue with the latest August 2022 Android security patch. In addition to the severe bug, the patch suppose to address more than 40 vulnerabilities of the internal system, ranging from high to moderate levels.
Speaking of the Bluetooth issue, the error is labeled as CVE-2022-20345. So far, the issue was capable of leading the foreign threats to the remote code execution of the device via Bluetooth. Consequently, this would have resulted in harming the privacy-related stuff in the smart gadgets. Fortunately, Google has tracked the issue and mended it completely. Other Improvements
Alongside, the US tech maker also polished the other vital components of the core structure. For instance, Framework, Media Framework, System, Kernel, Imagination Technologies, MediaTek, Unisoc, and mainly the Qualcomm elements.Advertisement
On the flip side, the newly released Android security patch also focuses on enhancing the overall functionality of the system. It increases firmness and makes the system more durable and reliable against malware and major security defects. Further, it intensifies the performance level of the gadget so that the user can effectively complete the daily operations without facing any lags or buffers in the procedure.
Moreover, it shields the security framework of the device in such a manner that it could not get affected by cyber attacks. Apart from these improvements, there might be some more hidden tweaks that you may find while installing the patch on your respective models. Undoubtedly, you will soon receive the latest patch on your notification panel.