Android Q Likely to Offer Native Screen Recording Feature Like iOS: Report

Google released Android 9 Pie, the next gen of Android Oreo at the company’s I/O event last year. Following the company’s track record, Google is said to release the next version of Android which most likely is expected to be Android Q at this year’s I/O event which is scheduled to happen in the month of May. After churning the rumour mill, Google I/O developer conference has been scheduled to take place starting May 7 and it will continue until May 9. Like every year the I/O developer conference will yet again happen in Mountain View, California.

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Ahead of the release of the next Android version, rumours and leaks about the upcoming Android Q have been making rounds on the internet for quite some time. Until now, the most talked rumour about the next Android version is that it will bring system-wide dark mode which is going to be word of mouth for the smartphone users in 2019. Now, a new report from XDA Developers suggests that Android Q or the next Android version from Google will come with support for Face ID-like facial recognition hardware which will basically enable users to have much secure face unlock authentication experience than ever before.

Android Q May Bring Several New Features

Google I/O 2019 Developer Conference is nearing. The date of the conference has been confirmed. The Google I/O 2019 developer conference has been scheduled for May 7 and it will continue until May 9. During the event, Google will talk about several products it has been working over the last year. It will announce the next-gen Android version after Pie at the same I/O event. Rumours and leaks about the features coming with Android Q have already become the talk of the town. One of the key feature that Android Q is expected to bring to smartphones in system-wide dark mode. Lately, even Facebook-owned messaging platform WhatsApp revealed that it is bringing dark mode soon.