1. Native Screen Recording:
One of the important and easy to use feature some Android phones already have is the screen recording. In the drop-down setting shade, you see the screen recording option. Tapping this option, you’ll see a confirmation pop-up, selecting this will start the screen recording and will capture whatever you are doing on the phone. You can cancel the recording the anytime.
2. Message Bubbles:
Like how Facebook Messenger’s chat heads work, Mobile App Development has also introduced a notification in the form of Floating bubble when you receive a message through the regular messages app. To enable this, just long-press a message notification and tap “show in a bubble”, and now you get your bubbles – any new messages will popup up as a window from this bubble.
3. Redesigned Notifications:
One cool new feature in Android 11 is sorting of notifications into relevant groups. Hence, Android App Developers develop an operating system in which conversations will appear at the top in their own easy to read section, making it easier to quickly reply and carry on with your tasks. Adding some extra finesse, there’s also an element of transparency and gradients added to the recent update.
4. Back Gesture Sensitivity:
The back gesture could be little annoying at times when it’s used to perform multiple similar tasks. Thankfully, Android 11 empowers you with two sliders, one each on the left and right side of the screen, to control the sensitivity of the ack gesture.