Search engine and software major Google has released a preview of its upcoming ‘Android P’ operating system for developers to access and test features before the product’s final rollout.
As the name suggests, the release is meant for testing by developers and is still far from the final output. However, it carries a host of new features over and above the Android Oreo operating system which might find their way into the final release.
Here are the top five new features added to Android P:
Display ‘Notch’ support
With the Android P operating system, Google brings a native operating system support for screens with a small cut-out area on top. In the preview version, the clock now shows on the left, along with app notification icon (max 4 apps). Connectivity icons such as WiFi, Bluetooth, etc, have been moved on to the right side. The notch area is blacked out to show the operating system’s readiness for notch-based screens.
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