Android Q. Google's new MAJOR CHANGE for Phones

Android Q. A very important new change from Google for phones with this operating system was revealed today, here's what it will bring for us.

Android Q. Considering that there is still some time until when Google will launch the new version of the operating system, the American company is preparing a very important new change for users' phones. More precisely, those from Google want to make a very important change for the navigation system of Android Q, so that users can have the best possible user experience for their phones.

Android Q. In order to change the navigation system in the phones that run the operating system, those from Google have completely redesigned the way it works, taking many elements from the iPhone X or iPhone XS. Even if Android Q has a new navigation system implemented in the beta versions, it is currently not working properly, some of the menus cannot be accessed by users when swiping on the screens.

Android Q. Google's new MAJOR CHANGE for Phones

Android Q navigation system control
This is how the navigation system in Android Q will work following the changes from Google.

Android Q. Considering that we are talking about a beta version of the operating system, it is perfectly normal for the situation to be like this, but Google will improve the navigation system even more in the next period. Google will modify the navigation system in Android Q as you can see in the animated image above, the "back" button of the operating system will be activated by a simple swipe from the left to the right of the screen.

Android Q. Google has implemented this fixed solution as in iPhone X or iPhone XS, and it also allows you to set the sensitivity with which the screen is touched to generate this action for the navigation system. A special setting for Android Q will be available in phones from Google, and so the navigation system taken from iPhone phones starts working as it should before the official launch of the system.

Android Q. As you probably already know, the final version of the operating system will be released in August, but for now no clear date has been revealed when it would go into distribution.