Android Q will include gesture and 3-button navigation as default options, but OEMs can still add their own
Google's latest attempt at gesture navigation in the third Android Q beta has caused quite a stir. Some commend the decision to finally rip off the superior iOS-style home gesture, while others aren't happy with the new swipe-from-the-side back button. No matter what you think of it, it's here to stay, but the trusty old three-button navigation will be included as an option on all phones going forward.
In an I/O talk (see the video below), Googler Rohan Shah took a more in-depth look at the new gestures and confirmed that they will be the future of Android navigation.
Read MoreAndroid Q will include gesture and 3-button navigation as default options, but OEMs can still add their own was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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Google's latest attempt at gesture navigation in the third Android Q beta has caused quite a stir. Some commend the decision to finally rip off the superior iOS-style home gesture, while others aren't happy with the new swipe-from-the-side back button. No matter what you think of it, it's here to stay, but the trusty old three-button navigation will be included as an option on all phones going forward.
In an I/O talk (see the video below), Googler Rohan Shah took a more in-depth look at the new gestures and confirmed that they will be the future of Android navigation.
Read MoreAndroid Q will include gesture and 3-button navigation as default options, but OEMs can still add their own was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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