The Android 12 Go Edition is Google’s latest OS version modification intended for entry-level handsets.
To summarize, Android Go Edition was first introduced in 2017 in order to provide more people with access to Android and Google through low-cost, entry-level phones.
According to Google, the recently released Android 12 Go Edition provides customers with a faster, smarter, and more privacy-friendly experience than its predecessor. Furthermore, the company is making these phones more accessible by strengthening multilingual capabilities and introducing new ones that consider data prices.
Take a look at some of the new features listed below.
• According to Google, Android 12 Go Edition apps will start up to 30% faster and with smoother animation. The firm also developed the SplashScreen API to deliver a uniform seamless experience when customers activate their apps.
• It will also save battery life and storage space by hibernating inactive apps. Meanwhile, the revised Data Go app will allow you to retrieve files within 30 days, so you can remove unwanted files with confidence to clear up space in the meanwhile.
• Google stated that it will also include more sophisticated capabilities to better understand material. Users can listen to the news and translate any on-screen content into their favorite language by going to the recent apps screen.
• By using Nearby Share and Google Play, users can conserve data by sharing apps directly with nearby devices.
• On Android 12 Go Edition, Google significantly simplifies the guest user experience by making profiles available immediately from the lock screen. Users will be able to effortlessly switch to a guest profile before sharing their device and then reset it.
• They also include a new privacy dashboard to provide users with more transparency about how applications access their data, as well as more restrictions over how much private information their apps can access.
Keep an eye out for these forthcoming features on new devices that will come with Android 12 Go Edition in 2022.
Source: Google