Android Q Said to Bring Revamped Gesture Navigation

Google is soon going to bring the next version of the Android 9 Pie which most likely will be called Android Q/ Android 10. Although there’s no confirmation on the name of the next generation Android, slowly and steadily the key features of the version are leaking. Past rumours revealed that Android Q might come with a system-wide dark mode. Now a new report coming from folks at XDA Developers reveals new information about the upcoming Android version. The report suggests that with Android Q Google will seemingly remove the back gesture button which is currently available with Android 9 Pie. The report reveals that this information comes from a pre-release build of Android Q that the publication managed to get hold of. Reportedly, with the Android Q, Google is planning to bring two major transformations in a way consumers use an Android device.

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Back Button Option May Be Removed With Android Q

The report reveals that Android Q will replace the dedicated back option with a gesture. While the second feature that Google is seemingly working on is to improve the fluidity of the “last app transition animation”. The report further reveals that with the Android Q software users will no longer able to disable the gestures to go back to the vertical card recent apps overview. Besides removing the back button, the report also reveals that Google may be working towards bringing some of the iPhone-like last app gesture animations to the Android phones. XDA Developers managed to install an early build of Android Q on a Pixel 3.