Android Q (version 10 of the Android OS) was presented and includes the following key features: 1. A system-wide dark mode that can be enabled in display settings and turns the main interface, settings, and files dark gray. 2. Enhanced permissions that show allowed and denied permissions in a cleaner list for each app. 3. Built-in screen recording to record activities on the device like gaming, tutorials, and video chats. 4. An overhauled package installer app that displays in a smaller dialog instead of fullscreen for new app installations.

1. Android Q
(os android version 10)
Presented
by,
G. Nandini
A. Sasthika
E.
Shaarmil

2. SYNOPSIS
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Introduction
Features of Android Q
Android Q names
Android Q Release Date
List of features
Conclusion
Reference

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INTRODUCTION
The next major update to
the Android mobile OS is
beginning to surface, and
according to the leaks, it will
include a system-wide dark mode.

4. EVOLUTION OF ANDROID
 The Android Operating System is a Linux-
based OS
 Developed by the Open Handset Alliance
(OHA).
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5. BASIC FEATURES OF ANDROID
 Integrated browser, based on the open
source WebKit engine
 Optimized 2D and 3D graphics,
multimedia and GSM connectivity
 Bluetooth
 EDGE
 3G
 WiFi
 SQLite
 Camera
 GPS
 Compass
 Accelerometer 5

6. DEVELOPMENT TOOLKIT
 Software developers who want to create
applications for the Android OS can
download the Android Software
Development Kit (SDK) for a specific
version.
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7. LITERATURE REVIEW
 Alpha
 Beta
 Cupcake
 Donut
 Éclair
 Froyo
 Gingerbread
 Honeycomb
 Ice Cream Sandwich
 Jelly Bean
 KitKat
 Lollipop
 Marshmellow
 Nougat
 Oreo
 Pie
 Android Q 7

8. I. DARK MODE THEME
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Toggles on in Display
Settings, and the main
interface, Settings and
Files will turn a dark
gray.

9. 2. PERMISSIONS ENHANCEMENT
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The permissions page
has also got a design
overhaul and gone are the
confusing toggles for
each app and now apps
simply show up in
a clean allowed and denie
d list for each permission.

10. 3. IN BUILT SCREEN RECORDING
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There are several
reasons someone
would want to record
what’s on their
screen. Whether
that’s gaming,
streamers, how-to
tutorials, for YouTube,
or to simply record a
video chat with loved
ones.
Early leaks of
Android Q show that
Google’s at least
working on a screen
recording feature.

11. 4. REVAMPED PACKAGE INSTALLER
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 Android’s default package
installer (the application that
handles the installation of new
apps) is getting a redesign.
 Rather than showing a
fullscreen activity anytime you
want to install a new app, the
updated package installer in
Android Q displays a small dialog
in the middle of the screen

12. 5. “SENSORS OFF” QUICK SETINGS TILE
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 There’s a new Quick
Settings tile called
“sensors off” which
not only turns on
airplane mode but
also disables all sensor
readings on the device.
 When the “sensors
off” tile is toggled on,
the device stops
reporting from all
sensors on the device.

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New call blocking options
Improved privacy and permission controls
Android Q will hand telcos much easier ways to SIM-lock
phones
Improve protection of media files, block background
clipboard reads, support downgrading apps to older
versions, and more
Native support for secure facial recognition hardware
System-wide dark mode, new permission settings, a
possible “Desktop Mode,” and more
New fonts, icon shapes and accent colors in the works

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Assisted dialing
Emoji 12.0 (Unicode 12.0)
Desktop experience (for tablets)
Multi-monitor support
Manual Google Drive backups
Vulkan API for UI rendering
Warning for users running apps whose target OS is Android
Lollipop and older
Prevent incoming call’s ringtone from playing over a held
call
System-wide dark mode

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 the first previews of Android Q to drop in March
2019. That’s when the developer previews for Android
O and Android P were both released. Google usually
doesn't officially release the update for consumers
until later in the summer, however, around August
2019.

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Typically, premium phones and a few midrangers receive two
major OS upgrades in their lifetime, however, we recently
saw OnePlus promising a third major OS upgrade for the
OnePlus 3 and 3T. The two came with Android Marshmallow
and are currently running Android Oreo, the second major OS
upgrade since their 2016 launch. Whether other OEMs will
follow this pattern is still early to tell, but with the help of
Google Project Treble, we could see a change in future – a
future that has Android Q in it.

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1. https://www.theandroidsoul.com
2. https://www.xda-developers.com
3. https://www.techradar.com
4. https://www.pocket-lint.com
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