Android Q release date, features and rumors

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as declared in Google's Android Q launch date and features are what we're focusing on in 2019, even though the last update, Android 9 Pie, is continue slowly rolling out to smartphones after its launch last August. going to Android Q alextremely be known as Android 10? It's the as-yet-unconfirmed next version of AndroidIt's the as-yet-unconfirmed next version of Android When can get you Android Q? Heck, it hasn't even acknowledged that the next OS version going to even be called Android Q – but given each version's progression to the next letter in the alphabet, Android Q is a pretty safe bet. Android Q featuresGoogle IO 2019 going to likely play host to a deep dive into Android Q features.

Android Q: The top features we know about so far (Updated Feb. 11)

Take a look at the Android Q features we know about extremely far below. A proper dark modeXDA-Developers gained a big scoop the time it showed off an early build of Android Q, highlighting a number of potential Android Q features in the process. Permissions the time you need themWe saw an overhaul of Android permissions method back in Android Marshmallow, and this system continues to form the foundation for Android Q. Dynamic Android and Android On TapA potential pair of new Android Q features directed solely at the development community were unearthed by XDA Developers. Android Police spotted RCS-linked APIs in Android Q, that proposes that third-party messaging apps could get in on the action too.

Android fans reveal the iPhone features they're most jealous of

as informed in Apple added more and more new features by each passing year, and now iOS is packed by just as many features as Android. But instead, a mostly civil discussions ensued where Android phone users shared details about their favorite iPhone features. And of course it goes without saying that iMessage is one of the biggest lock-in feature Apple has ever concocted. But what other iPhone features do Android users hope would make their method over to their phone platform of choice? It's extremely easy and yet extremely useful, and apparently Android users are a bit jealous.