Android P will be launched this year by the company Google, and today we have confirmation that some of the novelties that the operating system will have are taken from iPhone X. We told you the other day that Google will implement in Android P a new gesture system that resembles what Apple offers for the iPhone X, and today we also have images that confirm without a doubt that this change will indeed be offered.
Android P has shown in the image above that bar at the bottom of the screen, it being omnipresent in the operating system to suggest that gestures can be used to control the phone interface. Apple implemented it for the iPhone X precisely to suggest to people that gestures replace the Home button, and in Android P the same thing should be offered by phones in 2018 and 2019.
Android P – the new functions taken over from iPhone X
Android P will bring new gestures to control the operating system without using a Home button, and the multitasking system will also resemble the one that has existed in iOS for some time, although the change is not really 100% new. Android P will be more like iOS because users want to see in their phones what Apple offers for iPhone, so it was only natural that Google offers these changes natively in Android.
Android P is currently offered in beta form for phone users, so there will be enough changes until this version of the operating system is officially offered. It is very unlikely that everything you see in these images will be radically changed in Android P by the time the official launch takes place, so it remains to be seen what other improvements there will be compared to the iPhone X.
