Considering Android 14’s imminent release and Android 12’s long-standing relevance, smartphone users will likely be confused over whether to embrace the iterative Android 13.

Below, we round up all the major Android 13 new features you should know about. Although Android 13 is among the most used versions of Android, is no longer the latest version.

Android 12 introduced the Dynamic Theme engine, which Android 13 improved upon. Now, with Android 14, Google is adding even more customization options and, this time, focusing on the lock screen.

Android 13 Go Edition does come with more stringent minimum system requirements though. Google confirmed in a developer post last month that it’s upping the minimum amount of RAM from 1GB to 2GB.