During its I/O 2018 developer conference, Google announced the second developer preview of Android P. The company unveiled a long list of new features coming to the world's most popular mobile operating system. While many of these features are powered by AI, one of them is clearly copied from the iPhone X.And that's none other than gestures.
In our previous article, we have already described how to use this feature. The system uses a button at the bottom screen to allow you to navigate the operating system. However, many usershave described this feature as disorganized and not so neat.
In response to these reports, Dave Burke of the Android team stated that Android P's navigation system will receive some "upgrades" in terms of usability in future previews.
According to Android Central (via XDA-Developers), Burke is already running a newer version of Android P with an improved gesture system. However, beyond that, no further details are available at this time.
iPhone X represents a major leap forward in smartphone technology, marking the tenth anniversary of Apple’s flagship device. It features a nearly bezel-less OLED display and includes advanced features like Face ID, which uses facial recognition to unlock and authenticate. iPhone X also features a dual-camera system that enhances photography capabilities, delivering stunning image quality and depth-of-field effects. In addition, its powerful A11 Bionic chip ensures exceptional performance and efficiency. This device set a new standard for what users can expect from a smartphone, combining innovation with elegant design.
