Android P it was demonstrated last night by the company Google and was released in beta version by the American company, and among the novelties presented are also some control gestures that were taken from iPhone X. We already knew for some time that Google wants to integrate in Android P some control gestures that were integrated in the iPhone X last year, and now we have the official confirmation of this novelty for phones.
Android P has implemented a gesture identical to that of the iPhone X to access the task switcher with applications open in the background, the company Google including modifying the interface for this system, it resembles that of iOS 11. Those from Google offer in Android P also the possibility to swipe from bottom to top to exit this menu, everything being thought in a very similar way to that of the iPhone X, the functionality starting to be unified for both platforms.
Android P Learns from iPhone X new Control Gestures
Android P completely removes the Home button from the interface of the operating system, and instead displays a small white button, which should suggest that a gesture must be made there, much like Apple did with the iPhone X. Considering that Google since it has been understood for some time that Android P will have this new gesture control system, probably few people are surprised by the important change that the American company is making, even if it is similar to what exists in the iPhone X.
"Changing how you navigate your phone is a big deal, but small changes can make a big difference too. Android P also brings a redesigned Quick Settings, a better way to take and edit screenshots (say goodbye to the vulcan grip that was required before), simplified volume controls, an easier way to manage notifications and more."
Android P is offered in beta version by the Google company for application developers from all over the world, so we will definitely find out other secret functions that the Americans have in development at the moment. Android P is announced to be a new major update for the phones that use this operating system, so we will definitely see other improvements until the fall, as it usually happens with such important updates.
