Recent technical reports revealed that the American company Google is currently working on testing a new feature in its expected operating system, Android 13, which may be very important for manufacturers and smartphone users at the same time, and may change the future of smartphones.
The development of a new feature in the Android 13 operating system may change the future of smartphones
According to those reports, Google is currently testing a sophisticated technology that will be added to Android systems, which will enable the smartphone to dispense with the use of two SIM cards to connect to two cellular networks simultaneously, as instead of that, the device will be able to connect to both networks together. Through eSIM technology .
She explained that this feature is based on a patent that was registered in 2020, pointing out that the American company has already begun testing it on some models of its Pixel smartphones.
Reports said that this new feature, which is expected to appear with the Android 13 operating system, will make it easier for smartphone users to take advantage of the features of more than one cellular network at one time.
In addition to this, smartphone manufacturers, in turn, will take advantage of the space occupied by the second SIM in the phone, to be able to use this space for other purposes, such as placing a slot for microSD memory sticks, or placing batteries with larger capacities.
The American company Google had earlier launched a test version of its new operating system Android 13, designed specifically for programmers and developers, as technical reports stated that this version will not appear automatically on their devices, but rather they will have to download it manually through Google sites They will then have to use it with Google's Pixel smartphones.
After using the Android 13 version, technical experts said that they noticed that the new operating system did not contain significant visual changes in terms of operating interfaces, compared to previous versions of the Android 12 operating system. One of the most prominent changes noted by experts was enabling the Android 13 user to make The backgrounds of the application icons are semi-transparent, and similar in color to the background of the display interfaces used in the smartphone.