Know about the New Android Q Features

Android Q introduces great new features and capabilities for users and developers. Google launched the first beta of the next version of Android a few days ago and is currently only available for a handful of Smartphone. However, I have already seen some of the interesting changes implemented by the Android App Development Company.

As far as features go, the fourth beta mostly brought small tweaks to Android Q. For example, Google tweaked the gestures for fullscreen apps, released adaptive notifications, and more.

Notifications can be swiped away from both directions

We saw that notifications within the notification shade added a contextual swipe left or right for extended controls and settings in a previous Q beta.

Contextual rotate button for gesture nav returns

The much-loved contextual rotate button has returned in Android Q Beta 4.

Android Q battery

A strategic positioning that is superimposed on the residual load percentage normally visible in the status bar and that can be useful to adjust the use of the Smartphone if you are far from a charger.

Share menu improvements

The sharing menu on Android was already pretty good but Google has seriously stepped up how we can send and share content and more.