ANDROID Q LATEST VERSION IS OUT WITH ULTIMATE BEST FEATURES

Evolution of Android is very awesome, the next generation of Android Q(Android 10) is brought almost all Android users chock-full of new features, has a renewed focus on privacy. However, for the first time in Android evolution, doesn’t have a tasty dessert name to accompany it again. Can you remember, Google Platform did not use at starting in 1st and 2nd version for tasty sweet names? Okay, Android Q(Android 10) is officially called Android 10, and it’s bringing a lot of best features considering the Previous Android versions.

Over the past few months, there’s been endless speculation regarding the name of the Android Q(Android 10). Since Android 1.5 Cupcake, every version of Android has had a tasty dessert name to accompany with the Android version. However, for the latest Android Q  are changing from the traditional naming pattern of Google platform.

Google has officially shifted a simpler numerical naming pattern instead of the name with a tasty dessert. Furthermore, Android Q‘s official name is clearly “Android Q(Android 10).”

EVOLUTION OF THE  ANDROID 

For the first time since 2014, Google is renewing the look and feel of the Android brand, which consists of a redesigned logo that prominently features a green robot head. Every time you see the Android logo text, now you will also see that little robot.

• Android 1.0 and 1.1: Unnamed
• Android 1.5: Cupcake
• Android 1.6: Donut
• Android 2.0 and 2.1: Eclair
• Android 2.2: Froyo
• Android 2.3, 2.4: Gingerbread
• Android 2.4: Still Gingerbread
• Android 3.0, 3.1, and 3.2: Honeycomb
• Android 4.0: Ice Cream Sandwich
• Android 4.1: Jelly Bean
• Android 4.4: KitKat
• Android 5.X: Lollipop
• Android 6.X: Marshmallow
• Android 7: Nougat (2016)
• Android 8: Oreo (2017)
• Android 9: P (2018)

NEW FEATURES OF ANDROID Q

PRIVACY FIRST

Privacy is a fundamental right, essential for the autonomy and protection of human dignity, which serves as the basis on which many other human rights are built.Privacy offers us to make protection fences and manages boundaries to protect from unjustified interference in our lives, allowing us to negotiate who we are and how we want to interact with the world around us. Privacy helps us set limits to limit who has access to our bodies, places, and things, as well as our communications and our information. Google also began its journey with Privacy First perfectly. Actually, it is very important for human being.Android 10(Android Q) brings full of new privacy features. It is no small matter considering that the OS(Operating System) about 2.5 billion users worldwide. The new approach is easy to make secured Smart environment for all Android users productively.Instead of simply deactivating the tracking of the application’s location completely, Android 10 will allow you to select an option to track your location only while using the application (which means it is actively open on your screen). Similarly, Apple is implementing new location tracking railings in iOS 13, giving users the option of a “allow once” permission. Since application permissions are some of the most pernicious criminals in collecting stealth data, this is a welcome change.BUBBLES/SPLIT-SCREENMultitasking has surely come a long way since we put our feet in Google’s Android OS. The split-screen, something first introduced by Samsung and other Android device manufacturers and finally adopted by Google with Android Q /Android 10. The idea behind the split-screen (or multiple windows, as it is often called) is certainly right, you have a phone with a large screen space. Why not be able to divide to see two different applications at the same time? However, as sensible as it may seem, the split-screen on a smartphone is not something that most people tend to use very frequently (a notion backed by the fact that Google dismissed the Android split-screen command with the Android P/Android 9 launch last year and made it decidedly out of the way to access).

SHARING SHORTCUTS

We know every Android users have felt how slow the share sheet loads. Right now, you tap on the share button, and then have to count to ten while the various apps and shortcuts populate and rearrange themselves a handful of times. Why will you worry so far? Google has created a new option that makes it possible for the share sheet to load instantly With Android 10/Android Q.

The Android sharing menu is good basic functionality, but it is always slow to open no matter what phone you are using. Fortunately, Android 10 addresses this. In a blog post, Google noted that “the shared user interface can be loaded instantly when it starts”, as the shortcuts are “published in advance.”Android 10 also features something called “Shortcuts to share.”A shortcut for sharing allows developers to create a new option in the Share menu that will share a file/photo/ etc. Another application in a specific part of the world is much faster than before.

DARK THEME

With the launch of Android 9/Android Pie has obtained a “Dark Theme” throughout the system, but it was applied only to certain elements of the user interface, such as a Configuration panel and some other menus. With Android 10, the dark mode will be applied to both the system’s user interface and specific applications (whenever you choose). And if you activate the battery saver setting on a Pixel with Android 10, dark mode will be enabled by default.

Starting today, YouTube, Google Fit, Google Keep and Google Calendar will be available in Dark Theme. Later this month, Gmail and Chrome will also support it. All these were seen in beta versions of the Android 10 operating system.

Google is not the only mobile player behind the Dark Theme trend; Apple’s iOS 13 also includes a Dark Theme. Furthermore, non-Apple and non-Google applications such as Feedly, Facebook Messenger, Reddit, Twitter, and Slack have already accepted it. Welcome to the dark side: it is a trend that is here to stay.

LIVE CAPTION

Google showed Live Caption at its 2019 I / O developer conference this week, an Android Q feature that provides continuous voice transcription in real-time. The company promoted Live Caption as capable of subtitling any media on  Smartphone. But it turns out that “your phone” cannot be any Android Q phone. “Live Caption will reach selected phones with Android Q later this year,” Google confirmed.

It will not be on all devices. It will only be on some select high-end devices. To run these features requires a lot of memory and space to run. At first, it will be limited, but Google will implement it over time. As approach the launch of Android Q, Google plans to launch a list of other devices that will offer Live Caption.

User can also imagine all the use cases for the community in general, for example, the ability to watch any video if you are in a meeting or on the subway, without disturbing the people around you. “