Gestures has become prominent and mandatory after launching of 18:9 ratio smartphones and they have become very much interactive in the smartphones.Gestures are convenient for users to use their smartphones very easily in their day to day hectic life.Gestures are now put on every android phone as they have became the trend of present phones and they will be used widely in future to ease the life of the people.The gestures have became famous after the launch of iPhone X which was a best shot from Apple.
Google introduced their gestures based navigation in Android 9 Pie and all the smartphones that have gestures support. Due to the custom UI of companies these gestures can also be implemented on phones not running on Android 9 Pie OS.Smartphone Manufacturers including OnePlus, Samsung, Xiaomi,and many other brands have implemented these gestures in their phones and will be implementing like this in future.Google implemented these gestures in Android 9 OS Pixel smartphones launched in October 2018.
Google implemented these gestures to replace the standard and boring buttons like left or right swipe. After Launch of Android Pie Google removed this standard button and implemented the new gesture based system for users convenience for their hectic schedule and life.The Android users will get a single button on their devices running of Android Q OS. The home button is now fully based on gesture and will have all the old gestures implemented in the Android Pie and it has added many new gestures to the Android smartphones.
There is no confirm news that this gestures will be implemented when on the Android phones.Google first Developer Preview will arrive soon for developers that might have a feature Dark Mode and many new features as well. All the doubts regarding to the Android Q will be cleared on Google's Event Google I/O 2019 which is very near and we will see the Android Q OS announcements and its new and fascinating features.Tell us your views in the comment section and stay tuned for more amazing updates and intresting news.
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