In the last weeks we have seen the anticipated advance of some news expected for Android 13. Today, thanks to the Android Police publication, we know another novelty aimed at multimedia consumption.
According to a credible source, Google is preparing a new method to transfer the music that is currently playing between devices. Something similar to what Apple introduced in the last generation of HomePod.
Google wants to make it easier to transfer music between smartphones and other devices
Details on this feature are still scant. However, it is noted that Google is working on a new method to transfer media between devices in its ecosystem.
Apparently the goal is to allow an Android smartphone user to easily transfer music from their phone to another device. Possibly for a Nest speaker or Chromecast device.
IPhone users can transfer currently playing music to their HomePod by bringing the two devices together. Everything indicates that Google will want to create similar functionality in its ecosystem.
However, this feature may have some limitations, such as NFC connectivity or ultra broadband. That is, there must be some technology in both computers that allows this transfer of information effortlessly.
As already mentioned, there is still very little information about this probable novelty that will be implemented in Android 13. Google is actually working on the idea, but it is not yet guaranteed that it will be presented in the next version of its operating system.
Judging from the past few years, a developer version should be released in the next few weeks. alpha Android 13. This compilation will allow you to discover the first news to implement with this operating system.
So there is a chance that this build will reveal more details about this media transfer feature. It will also be through this test version that we will know the rest of the news that Android 13 will bring.