Google made a series of very interesting changes for the operating system Android Q, which is currently offered in beta version for certain smartphone models, and will reach others in the future. A very important change is made by Google for Android Q regarding the gestures that users can use to control phones, they are much more refined, similar to those in iOS 12.
Android Q brings this change after a lot of people complained about the fact that the gestures implemented by Google for Android 9 they didn't turn out to be that good compared to what exists in the iPhone X. In a desire to solve the situation, the people from Google decided that Android Q will have this change, and below you can see a small presentation for how the gestures will work within the operating system.
Google Modifies Android Q to Transform it into iOS 12
Android Q it has a special settings menu that allows the activation of these new gestures on users' phones, and you can see below how it looks, for now everything is in full testing process, and nothing more. According to those who have tested the changes, Android Q has much smoother transitions between animations for switching from one application to another, has a new gesture to change the applications in use, plus a gesture taken from the iPhone to return to the main screen.
Android Q took over from the iPhone the elegance in terms of animation transitions, and those who have the phones produced by the Google company can already test these extremely interesting changes. Basically, Google understood what people don't like about Android 9, and decided to implement in Android Q the necessary changes to bring back the pleasure of using its operating system, which is excellent.
Google will release Android Q for everyone sometime around August, but in the meantime it will offer about 5 or 6 beta versions that will reveal the most important changes for everyone.
