New Android Q beta Improved Gesture and Folding Screen Simulator

Android Q beta 2 has officially opened the SDK to developers, including features such as improved gestures, multiplex chat bubbles, and folding screen simulators.

According to 9to5Google, you can use your finger to swipe horizontally across the new navigation bar to complete a quick switch between apps (sorted by open order). XDA-Developers also found that in this version of the beta there is an option to replace the Android "Pills" navigation key with a "long strip" similar to iOS. If the future really changes, then Android's navigation interaction is not good enough to further iOS.

In addition, the new beta also supports a chat bubble system like Facebook Instant Messenger, which allows users to quickly respond to various types of messages without jumping out of the current app. Finally, in order to allow developers to adapt quickly to the folding screen mobile phone that will be officially launched in the market, Google has also added a corresponding emulator in the system.