Google's Android Q is said to bring a new feature that will completely convert the bottom navigation bar in a single pill-shaped button. This will also eliminate the traditional back button.

At Google I/O, Google made it known that it’s building an all-new gestural navigation for Android 10 Q, one that ditches the buttons and makes swiping in from either edge of the phone act as a ...

You can get the three-button navigation bar back on Android by opening Settings and selecting 3-button Navigation under ...

It’s been a few months since I started using Android’s take on gesture navigation, having enabled it on my Pixel 2 XL smartphone as a beta feature back in May. Now that the feature is out of ...

Google is testing new tweaks to Android’s gesture-based navigation interface that could see the company drop the operating system’s dedicated back button from Android Q, according to XDA Developers.

Android is phasing out its traditional triple-button navigation system for a more iPhone-like gesture control approach. But we're now in a time of transition—which means you're likely to have a ...

The Android back button and why we cling to redundant features Our tech is filled with buttons and functions that are no longer needed, but we're not always ready to give them up.

If you have Android 9.0 Pie, you might be irritated by the back button behavior. Well, Google knows about it and a fix is coming.