The Android 13 build for smartphones and tablets began to appear a long time ago. Now Google has released the first beta version of the system for TVs and set-top boxes, which can only be installed with the ADT-3 kit for developers. This was reported by XDA Developers citing its former editor Mishaal Rahman.

Preliminary acquaintance with the first beta of Android TV 13 (and Google TV 13) reveals nothing new – the firmware looks almost identical to the previous version. However, in the past, enthusiasts have found several innovations in the system code, including enhanced picture-in-picture mode, support for fast pairing of Bluetooth devices with Quick Pair technology, and the emergence of a new standby mode that prohibits Internet access. . They are likely to appear at future meetings – Google notes that each system update will include new options.