Android 12 is primarily a cosmetic upgrade when compared to iOS 14 or 15. Its look and interface are vibrant and fresh, but it will not affect how we use Android on our devices on a daily basis. In other words, everything we like and love about Android (including the app drawer and widgets) is still there; it simply looks different today. There are a few new features that many of us have been looking forward to. Let's take a peek at what's new now. Because it's a Pixel, the software upgrade was available right away when the Pixel 6 was released. It's around 1.69GB in size, which isn't excessively enormous even for a mid-range smartphone.
The lock screen was the first thing that can caught our eyes after installing the upgrade. Even when you hit the unlock/power button to wake or put the device to sleep, there's a huge, bold digital clock in the top-left corner with a sophisticated animation. Notifications are now shown in a more condensed manner, similar to...
