Google has recently announced the official latest Android 10 OS version. Now, the company has started rolling out the software update to its Pixel series devices along with Essential PH and others. Early this year, Google has introduced the Android 10 (aka Android Q) developer preview updates to a list of compatible Android devices. While there are plenty of devices still receiving the last generation Android 9.0 Pie update. The Android Pie brought swipe gesture navigation control to the devices. It basically offers the gesture support for the full-screen immersive display experience. Now, Android 10 also offers an improved gesture navigation system. Here is the brief guide on How to get dedicated navigation buttons on Android 10.
If you’re using an Android OS for a long time means before the Android Oreo, then you will find the new navigation system slightly hard to use. Those who’re used to the previous three buttons navigation system will have to try in order to get used of it. The three-button navigation control offers a dedicated home button, a back key, and a recent button. While the swipe gesture navigation control offers a dedicated home button and a back key only in Android Pie. In order to go to the recent menu, users have to swipe up the screen from the home button and swipe left/right to see all the recent items.
Swipe Gesture Navigation Control
It’s worth mentioning that the Android 10 has ditched the back button as well this time. There is only a dedicated home button available and recent or backward can be done via gestures. As a dedicated Android user, most of the cases users may find the three-button dedicated navigation bar useful and fast enough. If you’re using the Android 10 OS on your handset and find it difficult to use your device with gestures, you can easily get back the dedicated navigation buttons on Android 10.