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Google has released the Android Q Beta 2, and just like Beta 1, it comes with a bunch of new features. Amidst the multiple features highlighted by Google, the one which caught my attention is Bubbles — a new way for Android users to multitask and interact with apps. Bubbles allow you to minimize any app into […]
Google has released the first beta of the upcoming Android Q, and people are frantically searching for new features in the OS. One of the major changes that we are expecting from Google in Android Q is improved gesture navigation. When Google introduced gestures in Android Pie, it seemed like a half-baked attempt. Apple, on […]
Following numerous rumors and speculations, Google has finally made its next-gen Android Q operating system official, by releasing its first beta. In addition to this, Google has provided a timeline of all the beta versions before the OS goes official for the general public. Android Q Beta will comprise six beta programs, starting today and […]
Google has officially released the first preview build, known as Beta 1, of the upcoming Android 10 which is expected to roll out later this year. As known through various leaks in the past, the latest Android version comes packed with a lot of new changes. So, you have the system-wide dark mode, a redesigned […]
After a series of rumors and leaks, Google has finally released the first Android Q Beta and shared its factory images and OTA files. “Today we’re releasing Beta 1 of Android Q for early adopters and a preview SDK for developers,” Google said in its official announcement. It should be noted that the first beta […]
The first developer preview for Android Q is expected to arrive soon based on the trend observed last year for Android Pie Developer Preview. The Pixel-exclusive Developer Preview is expected to last for a month or two after following which the Android Q Beta program would commence — most likely at the Google I/O 2019 which is scheduled for May 7, 2019. Last […]
Another Android Q feature has been uncovered by XDA Developer that makes us more excited about the upcoming Android version. XDA has claimed that Google will get rid of the back button by replacing it with gesture navigation. After Apple killed its iconic home button to bring gesture-based navigations, we saw Android Pie also moving towards swipe up navigations […]
If we talk about the current Android version, it allows the users to uninstall app updates only for the system apps. Not having this functionality for the third-party apps is a big headache when you end up installing a buggy update. There are means to downgrade the app in case you’re using a rooted Android […]
As we have already stepped into 2019, we are all waiting for the new Android operating system, dubbed the Android Q for which rumors have started taking shape. Now, the buzz has it that the OS could come up with a feature Android users might like. According to a report by XDA Developers, after going deep […]
An unknown device by Google, codenamed ‘Google Coral’, has been found listed on Geekbench, hinting at a possible entry of a new device by Google. According to the listing, the Google Coral could run the unannounced next-generation OS, dubbed Android Q for which we have seen a handful of rumors lately. The device appears to […]
Android Q is the talk of the town these days despite the fact that a majority of the smartphone users are still running Android Oreo. Last week, a leaked Android Q code revealed that we could expect a system-wide dark mode and improved permissions. However, the first bad news of the upcoming Android version has arrived […]
While many Android users are still waiting for the Android 9 Pie update, XDA Developers has managed to get a sneak peek on the next Android update — Android Q. The XDA team got hands on a very early prototype of Android Q. Although the version doesn’t reveal the entire story, it does, however, tells us about […]
The much-requested request system-wide Dark Mode on Android might finally be implemented on Android Q. A previous beta of early Android Pie did raise our hopes but it left us disappointed at the end. However, it doesn’t seem to be the case this time as there is strong evidence supporting it. As spotted by Android Police, a comment left by Googler Lukasz Zbylut in […]
Now that Google has officially released Android Pie marking August 6th as the new “Pie” day, we are wondering what will Google call its next Android version: Android Q. In the past, we’ve also prepared a list of Android P names. If things go as planned, Google will release Android Q (10.0) in 2019. And […]