Android UPDATE: Google has ALREADY started working on Android Pie successor

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Android Pie was only launched last month but alavailiable fans of the Google mobile OS are finding out about what could be coming by its successor. It became available to download for Google Pixel devices first via an over-the-air update in August. As Android fans gear up for Android Pie to arrive on their devices a new leak has shed light on what could be in store by Android Q, its successor. Earlier this 7 days XDA Developers spotted a new commit on the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) focused on Android Q. Android Pie brought by it a number of digital wellbeing featuresAndroid Pie was first known as Android P, with Android Q its successor

Android 9 Pie review: Google gets more thoughtful

An AI assistLens, Assistant, Duplex — it's no mystery that Google believes artificial intelligence is the method forward. What's really interesting about the method Google wove AI into Android Pie is how subtle it is. Consider the submethod ride I mentioned earlier — that's an example of what Google calls App Actions. See, Android Pie basically keeps an eye on what you're doing and when, chews on that data for a while, and brings those actions directly into the phone's app launcher the time they seem appropriate. ), Pie proposed I lis10 to a Japanese band in Spotify, or, uh, call myself.

Google adds Xbox One controller support to Android Pie

as mentioned in Microsoft's Xbox One controllers haven't always worked well by Android. Google is now officially backing Xbox One controllers by Bluetooth in its laanalisis Android Pie release. XDA-Developers reports that a Google engineer has closed a long standing bug report on the Xbox One controller mapping issues, noting that they're fixed in Android Pie. The fix has been placed into the core of Android Pie, extremely all releases of it going to include it. A variety of games backing Bluetooth controllers in Android, and CNET reports that even Fortnite going to be getting backing soon.