Android Q. Beta versions of OS, already available for certain partners of the Google company, have been analyzed by the developers, and present us with an interesting series of information. First of all, Android Q is version 10 of the software, as can be seen in its interface, so it is possible that in the end the version will have the name Android 10, or Android 10 Q, but everything depends on what it wants to do Google for update.
Android Q. The first major feature implemented natively by Google is the one that will bring support for advanced facial recognition systems, such as those used in the iPhone XS, and other Apple models. This means that it is very possible that Android Q will allow more mobile phone manufacturers to implement very advanced facial recognition systems, the change itself being one of the most important so far.
Android Q brings new features that Android manufacturers have been waiting for for several years
Android Q. Another very important function is taken directly from iOS, it will allow the recording of what happens on the screen, in the entire network of the operating system, it not being offered natively until now. Android Q also comes with support for the WPA3 technology announced in 2019, and if we are still talking about connectivity, then including 5G support will be offered for phones, something that Apple does not currently have in iOS.
Android Q. An improved control system for notifications will also be available to users, who can manage much more precisely what kind of notifications they receive from the applications installed in their phones. Android Q is currently being prepared for beta release somewhere around April, when the Google I/O conference is scheduled, and the final release will take place in August, but the updates will arrive on phones later.
