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Last week Google announced the first beta of Android Q for early adopters and preview SDK for developers. The search giant has announced that the Android Q Beta 1 is available on all Pixel devices including the old Google Pixel and Pixel XL. This means the Android Q Beta 1 is available to Google Pixel, Pixel XL, Pixel 2, Pixel 2 XL, Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL users right now. Google, however, has revealed that it made Android Q Beta available for Pixel and Pixel XL on popular demand of the consumers. The search giant has confirmed that the company will give out more and more details about Android Q in Google I/O which is scheduled to take place in the month of May this year.
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Facebook Messenger-Like Chat Heads Coming With Android Q
Google announced several key features of the Android Q last week while announcing its availability for the early adopters. Some of the key highlights of the Android Q includes privacy-related features, control over location, features to engage users, support for foldable phones and innovative new screens support, changes in settings panels, improved connectivity, Wi-Fi performance mode, more peer-to-peer and internet connectivity and others. It looks like Google is working on more and more features like Facebook Messenger like bubble chat heads which is famous among Messenger users.
Google is working to bring Facebook Messenger-like chat heads with Android Q to all the compatible Android devices. The search giant is reportedly testing the bubble chat heads feature currently and apparently, all notifications will be displayed via these chat heads, regardless of the applications. These bubble chat heads will work similar to Facebook Messenger. This means that the stack of notifications can be moved anywhere on the screen as per the user’s requirement.
