Years after Samsung and Apple introduced the feature, Google is finally adding native support for flashlight brightness to Android 13.

With it comes a slew of exciting new features like dynamic theming for third-party app icons, an automatically clearing clipboard, improved screen savers, and a Quick Tap flashlight toggle.

You won't have to put up with a flashlight strength that's too bright or too dim for your needs for much longer.

A future Android 16 build will finally introduce native flashlight brightness controls for Google Pixel phones. More details here.

As discovered by Esper blog, Android 13 may let you adjust your flashlight’s brightness. Even though the developer preview is currently out, no one enabled the feature just yet.

Google’s Android 16 is set to introduce native flashlight brightness controls, a feature Pixel users have long awaited. Spotted in the latest beta, this update promises to enhance hardware ...

Last month we learned that the upcoming Android 13 will be codenamed Tiramasu and will bring along new themes, built-in QR code scanning, and easier sharing features among others. And now, a ...

A new report from the Google News Telegram channel reveals that Android 16 QPR 1 will finally integrate flashlight brightness adjustment at the OS level, utilizing APIs introduced in Android 13.

On other Android phones that don't provide such an option, you'd think they will turn on the flashlight at 100% intensity. Turns out, that's not the case with the Pixel 8, which switches on its ...

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