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And at least, this is a fun way to make Android 13 distinct from the otherwise-similar iOS 16.What an epic journey it's been, but all good things must come to a tail end 😼

Given its similarities with the first Android 12 Easter egg, we could see another when Android 13 has its full release toward the end of the year - we'll have to wait and see.

You can't keep this theme viewable on your phone while you do other things - it's purely a fun little emoji surprise. Some of the themes include monkeys, cats, astrological symbols or space and aliens - there are 14 in total, which feels like one too many for obvious reasons. Once you've done a full rotation, the spots will change into emoji on a certain theme - doing more circles will change up the emoji. What you need to do now is pretend the minute hand is still there, and drag your finger in a circle around the '13'. Android 12 Easter egg (well, save for the '13' instead of '12' in the middle). Now, the clock will turn into the Android 13 logo, and loads of spots will appear around it - congratulations, you've just trigged the. This is a reference to Android 13, as in 13:00, or 1pm. Next, tap this 13 a few times until the settings app closes, and you're back on your phone's home screen - except with a giant clock taking up most of the display, To progress, you now have to drag the minute hand of this around the clock a few times until the time is set as 1 o'clock. You'll know you're on Android 13 if the top option now says. Then find the Android Version option which, again, you should press on. Once you're on Android 13, head over to the Settings app, then scroll down to About Phone, which you should press. Bear in mind before you start this guide, that you need to be using a phone that has the Android 13 beta installed - if you don't know whether you do or not, you likely don't, as it's something you need to install yourself.