Although it is based on Android 13 beta 2Lenovo is still planning this update P12 Pro . Tab as a “Developer Preview”, but includes some changes from the first beta version released in May. Unfortunately, Lenovo did not confirm whether any of the known issues have been resolved.
This means it’s unclear whether things like fingerprint unlock, face unlock, multi-touch gestures, and even screen output via HDMI and broadcast functionality are possible in the second Android 13 Beta build for the tablet, plus you’ll also need to manually connect the case via Bluetooth to the optional keyboard to use it properly.
The update notes confirm that Android 13 Beta 2 is bringing the June 2022 security patch to the Lenovo Tab P12 Pro, which while deprecated is an important security addition and unlike the OTA process being offered to Pixel users as Android 13 becomes Beta. running, you need to manually flash this update on your Tab P12 Pro.
This will erase everything on the Android device, so if you are going to flash, make sure to backup all important data. With the bugs and device wipe mentioned above, we can’t recommend anyone with the device to actually install it on their primary tablet.
Source: Lega Nerd
