Android 10. The Google company seems determined to offer users with Android phones a new function that was initially implemented by Apple in the iPhone, and which turns out to be so good that it could not be ignored. More precisely, I told you a few weeks ago that in Android 10 the application control system that was offered in the iPhone X by Apple is taken over, but then everything was just at the beginning, without knowing for sure if everything will be preserved .
Android 10. Well, after 3 beta versions of the operating system released by the Google company so far, it seems very clear that the function will really remain for users, it being extracted exactly as it is offered in the iPhone XS. You can see in the video clip below a demonstration of the fact that Android 10 will allow you to make gestures on the sides of the screen, as happens in iOS, to control various functions such as returning to a previous application, and not only that.
Android 10. Google brings a GREAT Feature to iPhone XS
Android 10. The implementation of these gestures will also allow Google to eliminate the "back" button through which users can return to the previous menu of an application, everything to be done only through simple gestures. Apple implemented this control system, and it is extremely appreciated by users, and Android 10 had to have something similar offered, because it seems quite rudimentary compared to iOS, now.
Android 10. Google has long had gestures implemented in the operating system to control certain functions, but the current ones, similar to what exists in the iPhone XS, were a real rarity, but not for long. Now things are starting to be similar again for iOS 12/13 and Android 10, and that's because Google and Apple have copied various functions from each other over the years, without much resentment.
Android 10. The new version of the operating system will be officially presented at the beginning of May at the Google I/O conference organized by the American company.
