Name: Android P hands-on: Google’s most ambitious update
Uploaded: 2018-05-09T04:07:25.000Z
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we finally know what's happening with Android P.

A simpler interface, an intelligent interface,

and this thing they're calling "digital well being".

So, the new Android P beta should be available

pretty much right away on a whole bunch of devices,

It's on the Google Pixel 2 XL, which I have here.

Anyway, I wanna show you the most obvious thing

you're gonna see on this beta of Android P

because, oh my god, they took the home button away.

So, what you do is you give it a little swipe up

and that takes you to the overview screen.

All of your apps are listed horizontally here.

They're even live, so you can, like, long press on something

or copy the text or whatever, which is kind of cool.

If you give it a longer swipe up, or a second swipe up,

And it lists your most-used apps or, sorry,

the AI-detected apps, what they think you're

And that's also in this half swipe up down here

There's a little tab, also, for your work apps.

turn those damn things off, because who wants work apps?

One last little clever thing with that button,

you can get to that list of your most recent apps

So it's a really quick way to switch between apps.

And then, of course, when you're in an app,

To go home, you can just tap it to go home.

And, the good old back button is there, too,

Notifications: things are basically the same,

So, if you start dismissing stuff a bunch,

eventually it'll ask you if you just wanna

"manage notifications" button at the bottom.

When you tap on that, it takes you to a list

and then you can just turn those things off

because they've been annoying you lately.

So it's a much faster way to handle notifications.

Now, this is just some of the stuff on Android P.

There's all the stuff about digital well being,

And so I want to talk about that stuff now.

Now, because this is Google and because Google

can't string more than five words together

AI is built into Android in a few different ways.

so that you can make your own intelligent apps,

and that works on both Android and iOS, actually.

But, in Android itself, AI is gonna watch

what apps you use and then shut them down intelligently

I don't know, saying that that's AI feels a little

bit buzz-wordy and a little bit overkill,

but it should, hopefully, give you better

What are some of the things that are more intelligent

- Right, and so, there's the whole premise of this

is, you know, we think smart, we call them smart phones,

but, you know what, they could be a lot smarter.

a lot more intelligent and, you know, what does that mean?

One area that we've worked on which I like a lot

to figure out which apps you're gonna launch next

and which ones you're not gonna launch for a couple hours,

and which you may not do 'til the evening, if at all.

Now, in pretty much every modern smart phone today,

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