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Google I/O 2021: Timing, live stream, what to expect, and more News Published: May 17, 2021 12:23 PM IST
Google I/O, the annual developer conference keynote kicks off on May 18 i.e., today. While last year’s Android annual event was canceled due to the pandemic crisis, the Mountain View tech giant has opted for an online-only event this time. As usual Google/Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai and other executives are expected to take the stage and show off Google products for this year. While most of us are anticipating the tech giant to unveil its latest Pixel phone lineup, renowned leaksters have share details of what to expect from the Google I/O 2021 event that will commence on May 18 and continue till May 20. Here are the details. Also Read - Android 12 leak hints at a major design revamp, better privacy features and more
Washington: American multinational company Google recently released the first Android 12 Developer Preview and one of the most anticipated changes to the
Android 12 may get a new lock screen with a giant clock
During the tests, it was discovered that the Android 12 could come up with a new UI and lock screen.
Ankita Chakravarti | February 20, 2021 | Updated 17:36 IST
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Google rolled out the developers preview of the Android 12 a few days ago.
The developers preview was rolled out for the developers and testers to have a look at what the Android 12 has in store.
Android 12 could reportedly get iOS-like stacked widgets.
Google rolled out the developers preview of the Android 12 a few days ago. The developers preview was rolled out for the developers and testers to have a look at what the Android 12 has in store. During the tests, it has been discovered that the Android 12 could come up with a new UI and lock screen. Android 12 could reportedly get iOS-like stacked widgets.
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The always-on display will also show a new placement of notification icons on the upper left side of the screen.
Google is planning to change certain aspects of its UI like notification appearance.
These developer preview hints give an interesting perspective on what other changes might be in store.
American multinational company Google recently released the first Android 12 Developer Preview and one of the most anticipated changes to the next Android release is its brand new UI.
According to The Verge, there is a possibility that Google might be planning to add widget stacks to the Android 12 home screen, similar to the Smart Stacks feature introduced in iOS 14, which allows you to stack widgets of the same size and scroll between them.