Android XR will support several input methods, with Google even building a “Gesture navigation” system that uses the familiar 3-button layout. When you bring up your hand, a circle housed in a ...

In Android 10, Google put the final touches to its gesture controls, ditching the last few soft keys and creating a system more like the gesture navigation in Apple’s iOS.The latest version ...

At I/O 2018, Google introduced a new recommended app structure. Find out how to migrate your projects to this single-Activity, multiple-fragment structure using JetPack’s Navigation Architecture ...

Android 10 will continue to support the traditional 3-button navigation, so users will have the option to revert back to button-based navigation, if they prefer.

Three-button navigation has been in place on Android since the release of 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich over a decade ago. The back, home, and multitasking buttons have evolved over the years and between ...

So much so that when I test non-Pixel phones or Android phones running on Android 11, it often takes me a few hours to get used to using Android’s button-based navigation controls again. Whatever your ...

NavStar allows an overhaul of the navigation bar, including custom button layouts and gestures. Then there’s Theme Park for designing your themes, including icons, fonts, and color palettes that ...

Here’s something I learned from Google: the back button on Android is used 50 percent more often than the home button. It’s a wildly important feature, so it has to work the same everywhere.

GameSir’s Tarantula Pro controller features face buttons that can change their labels so you can easily use your preferred layout on multiple platforms, including the Switch, iOS, Android, and ...