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The Android Q era on phones officially begins! See what will change on your phone?
Android Q is the 17th version of the Android operating system. It is also described as the 10th major release. On March 13, Google released the first beta of Android Q for Pixel phones. Now the number of phones that can use the beta version of Android Q has increased. Mountain View-based technology giant Google organized the Google I / O event, 12 different partners on different model phones announced that Android Q beta 3 can be installed.
With the Android Q, the face of Android phones will change and they will have many new features. Innovations such as night mode, automatic display of subtitles in live images, and personalization of the lock screen are available in Android Q. So what exactly are the new features in Android Q? What will change? In this article, we have touched on the details of the next generation Android operating system.
The Android Q era on phones officially begins! See what will change on your phone?
Android Q focuses heavily on privacy and gives Android owners more precise control over what data they share. It sets stricter limits on which information practices it may want.
Captions of live images playing on Android Q will be automatically displayed; you will not need to download an application for this.
To switch the Live Subtitles on or off, it's simple: touch the corresponding icon just below the volume up / down key!
One of our favorite new features is that the familiar release button on Android Pie is no longer available. You can swipe your finger left or right on the screen to go back.
If you swipe up and hold down, you can change open applications.
Night Mode will be officially installed on the phones. That's how it looks ...
To activate Night Mode, simply touch the Battery Saver option in the quick access controls.
And after this step the phone is completely blackened.
You can also turn this mode on in the Display settings.
The device automatically switches to battery saver mode when your phone is low on charge or even on a critical threshold. You also decide which ratio to switch to this mode.
With the Android Q, the battery life of the phones looks like this.
When your phone is unplugged, swipe down from the status bar to display an estimate of how long your battery will last.
Android Q's Wi-Fi data usage window (right), Android Pie's image like this ... (left)
With the Android Q, you can also eliminate silent notification icons.
With a much wider set of notifications, Android Q comes to your phone.
Unlike Android Pie, on Android Q you have to swipe left to turn off a notification and then tap the ringtone.
Lock screen for phones with Android Q ... With screen lock activated, you can personalize your screen further.
You need to tap the blue arrow icon to unlock the screen.
When you press and hold the power button or take a screenshot, this screen appears on the left side of the phone.
You can remove an application from the home screen by dragging it to the top. Unlike Android Q, a message appears at the bottom of the screen asking if you want to undo this operation.
In Android Q, the edges of the windows are more oval.
Android Q makes sharing easier thanks to shortcuts that provide a preview of the content you want to share.
Connecting to WiFi is now even easier! Android Q lets you share and join Wi-Fi networks by scanning a QR code.
In the accessibility settings, you can set how long you want to read a message and take action before the message disappears.
Android Q gives you better control over when an app can access your location. Always allow, Allow only when the application is in use, or Deny ...
So which Android Q first stage can be installed on which phones?
Google pixel
Google pixel XL
Google Pixel 2
Google Pixel 2 XLR
Google Pixel 3
Google Pixel 3 XL
Asus Zenfone 5Z
Essential Phone
Huawei Mate 20 Pro
LG G8
Nokia 8.1
OnePlus 6T
Oppo Reno
Realm 3 Pro
Sony Xperia XZ3
Tecno Spark 3 Pro
Vivo X27
Vivo NEX S
Vivo NEX A
Xiaomi Mi 9
Xiaomi Mi MIX 3 5G
(Liberty)
