In the last period Jon prosser he is giving himself crazy joy, first with the renders of Google Pixel 6 and now with Android 12. In fact, in his most recent leak, the well-known American informant has revealed everything there is to know about the renewed operating system that will soon be revealed. On the occasion of the Google I/O next week's Big G will reveal everything you need to know about the OS. But we know this in advance.
The renewed interface of Android 12 shows up in advance thanks to a very full-bodied leak by Jon Prosser. Here's everything we know
The YouTuber Jon prosser, which revealed the existence of the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro earlier this week, shared what it claims to be a promotional video and Android 12 software images of Google ahead of its official Google I / O debut next week. The new operating system will introduce aheavily redesigned user interface which includes native theme support. Things like the new keyboard, app icons, and user interfaces for system apps will change their appearance based on the chosen theme. The same can be said for the menu Settings revamped rapid and updated volume controls.
All this along with a range of new widgets which also support the creation of themes. There are also updated animations throughout the entire UI, which make things a lot more fluid and give the impression of a smoother interface.
In one of the slides due to be shown at Google I / O next week, the internet giant calls Android 12 "a new beautiful experience"Which will offer users"greater protection of privacy and security". It remains to be seen what exactly these privacy and security protections entail. In October, we recall, that a news came out according to which Android 12 will integrate a VPN (WireGuard VPN) to safeguard user privacy.
Below is a gallery with some samples that depict the new in Android 12.
Other features not mentioned in this leak include the Google Assistant theme support, which was recently revealed in a separate leak. The assistant's additional triggers, such as a double tap on the back of the device, are designed to be part of Android 12. Also i tablets will not be excluded from the Android 12 update. Although the device category is largely dominated by Samsung and Apple, Android 12 is expected to offer a better native multitasking for tablet.
