This last one opens up the camera and allows to quickly scan codes even from the lock screen. The Quick Settings menu in the notification shade now offers three new shortcuts: "Color correction", "One-handed mode", and "QR code". New Quick Settings and QR code reader shortcut Although Nearby Share offers a similar solution to the same task, Tap-to-Transfer uses the ever more popular NFC antennas ( or potentially UWB), to transfer photos, videos, and other documents between phones. Transfer by tappingĪndroid 13 offers now the option to initiate a file transfer between devices using NFC, just like the old and good Android Beam. Now Android 13 offers a better solution, with system permission for notifications the apps you download will now need your explicit permission to send notifications. To fight notification spam, users already have some control over how and when apps can send alerts on their Android phone. New permissions for app notifications and media access This also changes results in new permissions being required for the most common apps to at least access the selected photos. This way, Android ensures much better privacy protection. The system gives you the option to select certain photos and videos that will be visible to apps. Users have now the option of not allowing apps to access the entire image gallery. It doesn't matter whether it's a web page, video game or movie if you like a color, you can identify it with just one click.Affiliate offer Google Pixel 6 Pro To device databaseĪndroid 13: New features Photo picker function Thanks to this app, you will be able to identify and replicate your favorite colors wherever you see them. Pipette is a very useful app for designers and anyone who regularly works with picture editing programs in general. This way, you can import the color information to any other program smoothly and quickly. With just one click, you can copy all this data to the clipboard. And, best of all, you can convert the values between each other. But you can also view the RGB and CMYK values and the HSC, XYZ and TColor values. The information saved by Pipette includes, as usual, the HEX code. As soon as you click on any color, all the information related to this color will be saved instantly in the program's memory. You will know that you have entered this mode because the mouse cursor will become a cross. Clicking the Pipette button will turn on the special color-picker cursor. The app doesn't require installation, so all you have to do is run it directly and you'll be able to see its interface straight away. It doesn't matter whether the color is inside the icon of a desktop app or the background of a web page, one click will let you capture that color and use it whenever you wish. Pipette is a very light app that allows you to identify any visible color on your Mac screen.
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