Nishant Chaudhary
The TV version of Android 12 has officially passed beta testing; Google released the Android 12 on its Pixel devices earlier this year. The company announced the official release of Android 12 on November 30; implying that the upgrade will soon be available on your smart TVs.
When viewing the interface on 4K TVs, the Android TV 12 renders the user interface in 4K resolution. The interface was previously only limited to 1080p; but when you pick something to watch, it changes to 4K, producing “lag.”
Moreover, the new Android version for TVs also brings background blurring to “simply increase the visual distinction of multiple UI levels.” Additionally, there is a new refresh rate setting for a “smoother viewing experience”. Depending on what’s being viewed, applications can additionally check playback settings and modify frame rates. In addition to that, Google has also included HDMI CEC 2.0 support.
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Other features being included in Android 12 for TVs
Another noteworthy feature included in this new release is privacy control. Google is now incorporating microphone and camera indicators for TVs as well. When an app uses a camera or microphone; you might have noticed some indicators that your camera and microphones are in use. Now same types of indicators will arrive on TVs too. This function is for people who don’t want the microphone or a connected camera to be active all of the time.
Aside from Google’s statements, we discovered a few minor changes to Android TV and Google TV that might arrive with Android 12. The most important of these is “Quick Connect.” Quick Connect for Android TV is available in the “Network and Internet” menu, generates a QR code that mobile users can scan. The scanned code on the phone will take you to the Android TV’s Wi-Fi connection page, where you can enter text directly from the phone.
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