Experience the first version of Android 9.0: Like these 6 changes

A few days ago, Google quietly released the latest developer preview of the Android P system. The biggest change in this update is the full adaptation support for the notch screen.

The code names of the Android system are arranged in alphabetical order, so we have O/P/Q... If nothing unexpected happens, *** will become Android 9.0.

Although Pixel phones were approved for the upgrade as of now, Nexus 5X/6P have withdrawn from the support list, and the Pixel C tablet is also out of the picture, which is a small pity.

As a major version iteration, mainstream Android vertical media also experienced it. Some impressive small changes are summarized as follows:

1. Text selection supports real-time preview and zoom, and the pop-up secondary menu has more functions.

9to5mac says that real-time zoom is the essence absorbed from iOS. Do you agree?

2. The volume control is smarter and can judge the current scene.

For example, when playing media content, pressing the volume button will adjust the media volume by default. You should know that even in Android 8.1, when you play YouTube videos, the ringtone is adjusted by default. In addition, the SMS background adjusts the notification volume by default, and the phone background adjusts the call volume by default.

3. "Night Light (eye protection mode)" in the quick status bar can display the on/off time.

Some users will set a time for the automatic opening and closing of the "Eye Protection Mode". After upgrading to Android P, they can be notified directly in the pull-down notification bar.

4. The screenshot shortcut can be permanently placed on the virtual button bar, and the screenshot will be natively added to the image editor after taking it.

5. Pattern unlocking automatically hides the sliding track, which is safer.

6. Add new animation effects to the multi-level menu entry and exit of application switching and setting pages.