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Android 14 Developer Preview 2 is out! The official list of new features: • Grant partial access to photos and videos • Detect when users take device screenshots • Changes to how users experience non-dismissable notifications • Regional preferences • Apps…
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New back gesture arrow icon and improved Predictive back gesture are now enabled by default.
#Android14_DP2.
Android 13 QPR2 Beta1 contained a new icon for the backward gesture, which we also saw in the Google demos. It is now enabled by default.
The improved predictive back gesture between and inside apps, which we first saw working live in Developer Preview 1, is also available by default, but you still need to enable the developer option.
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#Android14_DP2.
Android 13 QPR2 Beta1 contained a new icon for the backward gesture, which we also saw in the Google demos. It is now enabled by default.
The improved predictive back gesture between and inside apps, which we first saw working live in Developer Preview 1, is also available by default, but you still need to enable the developer option.
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Android 13 QPR2 Beta 1: The media player got wave shimmer effects. Now, after interacting with the player, for a while you will see the effect of shimmering waves on the player's notification background. Google News | En
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Media player got *again* shimmering wave effects + tapping effect.
#Android14_DP2.
Android 13 QPR2 Beta1 added a new shimmering wave effect to the player notification, which appeared after interacting with its elements. It was subsequently cut out.
In Android 14 Developer Preview 2, it was brought back again, while adding an effect like a drop of water from a pressed item.
Google News | En
#Android14_DP2.
Android 13 QPR2 Beta1 added a new shimmering wave effect to the player notification, which appeared after interacting with its elements. It was subsequently cut out.
In Android 14 Developer Preview 2, it was brought back again, while adding an effect like a drop of water from a pressed item.
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Android 14 Developer Preview 2 is out! The official list of new features: • Grant partial access to photos and videos • Detect when users take device screenshots • Changes to how users experience non-dismissable notifications • Regional preferences • Apps…
Flash the camera light or the screen when you receive notifications or when alarm sound.
#Android14_DP2
There is a new Flash notifications' item in the notifications settings. Here you can enable double flashing of the flashlight or double screen flashing(with a certain color) when you receive a notification or an alarm ringing. (you can do all at once).
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There is a new Flash notifications' item in the notifications settings. Here you can enable double flashing of the flashlight or double screen flashing(with a certain color) when you receive a notification or an alarm ringing. (you can do all at once).
Google News | En
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New monochrome color palette, Clock settings and full-screen wallpaper setting UI.
#Android14_DP2.
• In the Wallpaper and Style app, there's a new monochrome palette with a black and white icon in the basic colors set.
• There's also a "Clock settings" item here, which is for customizing the clock on the lock screen. For now, it doesn't open. (as before)
• And in addition, updated the design of the wallpaper setting interface by making it full-screen.
#Android14_DP2.
• In the Wallpaper and Style app, there's a new monochrome palette with a black and white icon in the basic colors set.
• There's also a "Clock settings" item here, which is for customizing the clock on the lock screen. For now, it doesn't open. (as before)
• And in addition, updated the design of the wallpaper setting interface by making it full-screen.
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Android 14 may allow you to create an emoji wallpaper on your Pixel.
In #Android14_DP2, a new "Emoji Wallpaper" app has been discovered under /product, which appears to be exclusive to the Pixel. They are not available by default, but when enabled through the debug flag, a new "Emoji Lab" set will appear in the wallpaper list. Clicking on it will open a page that allowed you to create new wallpapers with different emoji.
When you create a wallpaper, you can choose up to 14 emoji to be included in the custom wallpaper, choose one of the patterns: "Mosaic", "Lotus", "Stacks", "Placer", "Prism"; and choose one of the colors. It is also possible to choose a random set.
The app will save several emoji wallpapers you have created in the corresponding section, and you will have the possibility to edit them.
Source: Mishaal Rahman on XDA
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In #Android14_DP2, a new "Emoji Wallpaper" app has been discovered under /product, which appears to be exclusive to the Pixel. They are not available by default, but when enabled through the debug flag, a new "Emoji Lab" set will appear in the wallpaper list. Clicking on it will open a page that allowed you to create new wallpapers with different emoji.
When you create a wallpaper, you can choose up to 14 emoji to be included in the custom wallpaper, choose one of the patterns: "Mosaic", "Lotus", "Stacks", "Placer", "Prism"; and choose one of the colors. It is also possible to choose a random set.
The app will save several emoji wallpapers you have created in the corresponding section, and you will have the possibility to edit them.
Source: Mishaal Rahman on XDA
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Pixel Launcher works on updating the app shortcuts popup window.
#Android14_DP2
Google is working on an update to the design of the window that appears when you hold down an app icon. It's now two solid containers: one for app shortcuts, the other for everything else.
In addition, the parallel bars on the right side, signaling that an object can be dragged, are gone, but the functionality itself remains. It is worth assuming that the design is not yet complete.
This change is hidden behind the developer flag
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Google is working on an update to the design of the window that appears when you hold down an app icon. It's now two solid containers: one for app shortcuts, the other for everything else.
In addition, the parallel bars on the right side, signaling that an object can be dragged, are gone, but the functionality itself remains. It is worth assuming that the design is not yet complete.
This change is hidden behind the developer flag
ENABLE_MATERIAL_U_POPUP. Google News | En
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Android 14 Developer Preview 2 is out! The official list of new features: • Grant partial access to photos and videos • Detect when users take device screenshots • Changes to how users experience non-dismissable notifications • Regional preferences • Apps…
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First look at the animated gesture pill in Android 14.
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In Android 13, the gesture bar remains mostly static, except when you switch from an app to the Recents overview, the bar moves with the app card, but as soon as you release your finger, it returns to its place without any animation.
Thankfully, that's about to change. In Android 14 Developer Preview 2, we managed to enable an animated navigation bar gesture pill. The spring animation plays when you bring up the Recents overview menu, when you swipe to home, and when you go from the app to the Recents overview (it no longer goes with the app card).
❗️This is not the final look. At this stage, it's still extremely unstable, because as you can see from the demo, the animated pill overlaps the static one. This will most likely be fixed in future builds.
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#Android14_DP2
In Android 13, the gesture bar remains mostly static, except when you switch from an app to the Recents overview, the bar moves with the app card, but as soon as you release your finger, it returns to its place without any animation.
Thankfully, that's about to change. In Android 14 Developer Preview 2, we managed to enable an animated navigation bar gesture pill. The spring animation plays when you bring up the Recents overview menu, when you swipe to home, and when you go from the app to the Recents overview (it no longer goes with the app card).
❗️This is not the final look. At this stage, it's still extremely unstable, because as you can see from the demo, the animated pill overlaps the static one. This will most likely be fixed in future builds.
Google News | En | Google News | Ru
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