Personalization, personalization, personalization! This screams Android 12, which is the next version of the most famous operating system in the world. One of the points that we are focusing a lot on is the customization to make the device as close as possible to the user's expectations. If with Android 10 and 11 we received a more extensive Dark Mode (even to third-party apps that might not support it), the next operating system will go much further. Let's go see the details of this novelty.
Android 12 works on an in-depth thematic system that can even recolor apps - something we see in part with OnePlus too
Who uses a smartphone OnePlus, therefore with OXYGEN, will no doubt be aware of the possibility of change color to toggles. A function that is not useful at all, but it allows you to customize your device properly. According to what was discovered today by 9to5google, Android 12 in the future will allow us to customize even more in this regard our device. As? Going to change the color of the applications, even those of the system.
Android 11 now Modified mockup showing how it will be possible to change color Ditto, but in green
As we can see in the photos above, it will be possible use a varied color scale to change the color of applications. in a sense it is the OnePlus feature but to the nth degree: while with the OxygenOS we can only color the toggles, here we can color the application interface entirely.
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Based on what was revealed by the boys of 9to5google, the colors will vary from brand to brand and perhaps even model to model, as each smartphone maker will likely have their own color sets. But the really cool thing is that the main theme and accent colors will also be accessible to android app developers. This means that a developer can create custom themes tap better with your own tastes.
We recognize a similar possibility with substratum, however there are differences: Substratum imposes a particular aspect on apps, while Android 12 simply offers colors as part of the Android API.
