Google is working on a new tutorial in Android 15 QPR1 beta that explains how to use touchpad gestures for navigation.

From pills and navigation buttons were flipped on some smartphones to an iPhone-esque swipe, Android's gestural navigation finally works seamlessly.

Android offers a lot of gestures, throughout the system and in different apps. We show you more than 40 awesome gestures you should learn.

Get ready for a whole new way to get around Android (yes, again!). Here's an up-close look at Android Q's new gesture system, where it shines, and where it falls short.

A tutorial hosted on Google Codelabs that explores the steps required to prepare an app for predictive back gestures gives us some more insight into how it'll look when Android 13 ships later this ...

Navigation Gestures by XDA, in contrast, simply uses Android's accessibility features (which Google often frowns upon) to map swipes and presses to navigation actions.

Heads up, Android Wear owners: New wrist gestures have arrived. Google late last week updated its Android Wear platform to version 1.4, bringing support for a number of watch gestures, offering a ...

With Android Q, Google is pushing for more elegant, standardized gestures You're going to see Android Q's new gestures all over the place.

Heads up, Android Wear owners: New wrist gestures have arrived. Google late last week updated its Android Wear platform to version 1.4, bringing support for a number of watch gestures, offering a ...