An hour past midnight this morning saw the commencement of the first day of Google I/O 2019 – the developer conference saw over announcements of several updates and releases of Google products – and one of the biggest news to emerge are updates on Android Q.
An hour past midnight this morning saw the commencement of the first day of Google I/O 2019 – the developer conference saw over announcements of several updates and releases of Google products – and one of the biggest news to emerge are updates on Android Q.
In essence, Android Q brings about improved privacy, tweaks to how notifications are presented, dark mode (or dark theme as Google calls it), and more. This brings about beta 3 for the OS which is now available from a select number of devices.
Now, let’s talk a bit about what’s changing in the upcoming Android OS. In terms of navigation and UI, Android Q will put in place a new set of gestural systems – the biggest change happening to the good ol’ back button, which is now a swiping gesture.
