When you first start using Android 10, it won’t look all that different from version 9. In fact, the biggest change you’re going to encounter is that it doesn’t have a tasty dessert moniker attached to it. But even without any radical new features, Android “Don’t Call It Q” charts a whole new path for the OS, with new ways to navigate, customize, and secure your phone. So if you can’t find anything new, you’re just looking in the wrong places. Here are all the best new features in Android 10 and how to start using them.
Dark theme
Possibly the most highly anticipated new feature in Android 10 is a simple one: dark mode. Called Dark theme, it flips many of the elements in stock Google apps from blinding white to black or dark gray. However, it’s a little scattered, with some apps turning automatically, while others have their own internal switches. Here’s how it breaks down:
Dark theme-ready
- Notification shade
- Google search widget
- Chrome
- Contacts
- Drive
- Files
- Google Pay
- Keep Notes
- Photos
- Play Games
- Settings
Separate dark mode available in app settings
- Calculator
- Messages
Always dark
- Clock
- Play Movies
Not ready for dark theme
- Gmail
- Home
- Maps
- News
- Play Books
- Play Store
- Podcasts
- Wear OS
For the apps and elements that support it, you can turn on Dark theme in two ways. The quickest is inside the Notification shade. Just swipe down from the top of the screen, swipe again to expand the quick settings, and tap the Dark theme icon. Alternatively, you can find a toggle inside the Display settings. Google is already teasing a dark mode for Maps and Assistant on its Android 10 site, so it shouldn’t be long before the remaining apps receive support.
Gesture navigation
Gesture navigation technically launched with Android 9, but for all intents and purposes, Android 10 is its debut. That’s because Google has seriously refined its gesture system and introduced a whole slew of changes to how you get around.
You’ll find gestures in the same spot as before—inside the System settings—but here it has a proper name, Gesture navigation. Last year’s method, which in Android 9/Pie was called Swipe up on home button, is now named 2-button navigation. The super-old-school nav bar icons are 3-button navigation.
When you select Gesture navigation, you’ll notice the buttons are completely gone, replaced by a thin line similar to the iPhone’s home indicator. That’s where you’ll do most of your gesturing, so Google has streamlined the whole system to make things less dependent on the home button:
- Go home: Swipe up from the bottom of the screen when in an app.
- Switch apps: Swipe left or right on the bottom of the screen.
- App Overview: Swipe up from the button of the screen and hold your finger in the center of the screen for a second.
- Open app drawer: Swipe up from bottom of the screen when on home screen, or swipe up a second time when in the app switcher.
- Summon Assistant: Swipe from either the right or left corner of the screen.
Because the back button is gone, you’re probably wondering how you go back one screen when using an app. It’s simple: You swipe from either side of the screen. That means swiping left from the right side of the screen or swiping right from the left side of the screen will go back a screen. You’ll see an arrow animation and feel a small vibration, and then you only need to lift your finger to go back a screen.
You’ll also notice there’s a new gear icon to the right of the description of how the new gesture works. Here you'll find settings to adjust Back Sensitivity, giving you several levels for how hard you need to swipe to trigger the back feature. You'll want a fine degree of control, because some apps allow for slide-out menus and other side-screen actions. In fact, Google has allowed for blocking out roughly 25 percent of the bottom half of the left side of the screen (technically called a “vertical app exclusion limit”), so developers can still include slide-out menus without disrupting the back gesture. If an app has a slide-out menu, swiping from the bottom of the left side of the screen will pull out the menu, while swiping from anywhere else will go back. If an app doesn’t have a slide-out menu or side-screen action, you can swipe anywhere to go back.
Android 10 notifications
It wouldn’t be a new Android release without some tweaks to the notification system. The changes in Android 10 aren't as dramatic as they were in Pie, but they’re still meaningful.
You can still either long-press or short-swipe on a notification in the shade to bring up the alert settings, but there’s more to them in Android 10. Instead of all-or-nothing Stop showing or Keep showing buttons, you’ll be able to silence notifications or tap into a new simplified settings menu for more granular options.
Speaking of silent notifications, you’ll also be able to track them better in Android 10. Inside the notification panel, you’ll find a new grouping for silent notifications, so you can quickly see what came through without a buzz or beep. The per-app settings have also been streamlined to make things easier to understand and control.
The app settings are largely similar to Android 9's, but a couple of new features are worth noting. In addition to the existing Disable and Force Stop, you now have the option to open an app from the App Info screen. Also, the Notifications tab now shows you an estimate of how many notifications the app sends each week, so you can decide whether you want to limit them.
New sharing functions
The share sheet has been something of a sore spot for previous Android releases, but in version 10, Google has finally done something about it. Getting to the share sheet is the same, of course—tap the share button or icon inside an app—but the feel and functionality has completely changed.
For one, it’s a whole lot faster. Where the previous menu took a second or two to load the full list of app actions and shortcuts, in Android 10 it’s practically instantaneous.
It’s much quicker to find a sharing destination, too. The old version used app and cache data to predict which app or action you might want in a lengthy, disorderly list. In Android 10, sharing is broken down into logical panes: your frequent message recipients, followed by four suggested apps based on use, and finally an alphabetical list of all possible app destinations. That makes it much quicker to track down the app you want when you aren’t texting.
Focus mode
Google introduced Digital Wellbeing in Android 9 as a way to keep track of your phone use, and it was certainly an eye-opener. In Android 10, Google wants to help us do something about it.
In addition to Wind Down and app timers, Digital Wellbeing in Android 10 will also have a new feature called Focus Mode. As its name suggests, Focus Mode forces you to keep your attention on work by disabling distracting apps of your choice, like Candy Crush or Twitter. Unlike app timers, it’s an on or off thing, so you’ll need to disable Focus Mode on your own when you’re ready for a break. Thankfully, Google has made it easy with a Quick Settings shortcut that lets you flip it off with a tap.
Also new to Digital Wellbeing is the inclusion of Family Link. The parental control service was previously available via a separate app. Google is now including it in the main Android settings, so you can quickly set up an account and set limits on your kids’ activities—as well as approve any extra time requests. It never really made sense that Family Link required a separate download and app experience, so it’s nice to see it all incorporated under one umbrella now.
Privacy
Over the past several releases, Google has been working to make Android more private and transparent. Version 10 continues the effort, though many of the changes are behind the scenes. For example, apps cannot access clipboard data or device information such as IMEI and serial number without privileged permission.
There are some powerful new settings and switches if you know where to find them. First and foremost, there’s a new Privacy menu in Settings, where Google has collected a bevy of controls to limit how much of your device the company can access. Most of the controls remain available in other menus—location history, ads, lock screen content, etc.—but it’s useful to have them all in one place. There’s also a handy new Accessibility usage tab that tells you if any apps have full access to your device. In my case, 1Password was the only app with full access, but this tab makes it easy to shut down any nefarious ones on the list.
Inside the Privacy tab, you’ll also find a new Permissions manager. Other than the new name, it’s exactly the same as the App permissions tab of old. Like before you’ll be able to see which apps are accessing things like the camera, contacts, and microphone. Note an important change to the Location settings, however: Instead of a toggle that merely allows or blocks access, there’s a new option—-allow only while using the app. That means an app won’t be able to access location data unless you’re explicitly using it, so you don’t have to worry about being tracked by apps running in the background .
Because most users won’t be aware of the change, Google will push out occasional alerts to let you know which apps are accessing your location. Occasionally, you’ll get a notification warning that a specific app got your location in the background because it can always access your location. To change the permission, you’ll simply need to tap the notification to get to that app’s permission settings.
WiFi password sharing
There’s always one thing your guests want before a drink or a bowl of chips: your Wi-Fi password. In Android 10, Google is making it easy to give it to them. Head over to your Wi-Fi settings, tap on the network you’re connected to, and you’ll see a new Share button. Tap it and a QR code will appear, which can be scanned by a QR reader on another phone.
Android 10: Getting started with the best new features
Even if you're leery about rooting your Android phone and installing a custom ROM, you can still try out some features and settings that aren't turned on by default. Every Android phone comes equipped with the ability to enable Developer options, which lets you test some features and access parts of the phone that are usually locked away. As you might expect, Developer options are cleverly hidden away by default, but it's easy to enable if you know where to look.
Find your Android Build number
Before you can enable Developer options on your Android phone or tablet, you'll first need to find your phone's build number. On most phones, you can simply type build number into the search field, but here's how to find it on a few popular devices:
IDG
Google Pixel: Settings > System > About phone > Build number
Samsung Galaxy S8 and later: Settings > About phone > Software information > Build number
LG G6 and later: Settings > About phone > Software info > Build number
HTC U11 and later: Settings > About > Software information > More > Build number
OnePlus 5T and later: Settings > About phone > Build number
Reveal Developer options
Once you’ve found the screen with your Build number, you'll need to tap on it seven seven times. That's right: seven times. After a few taps, you'll see a small pop-up alert telling you that "You are now X steps away from being a developer" with a number that counts down with every additional tap.
After the seventh tap, a message will appear telling you that "You are now a developer!" and the Developer options will be unlocked as an option in Settings. Some phones will include a general message about tinkering with your Android phone, but you can simply tap OK. While many of the options are strictly for developers, including things like USB debugging and bootloader unlocking, you'll also find things such as high-fi audio codecs, notch options, and CPU usage among the toggles. Experiment at your own risk.
IDGTurn off Developer options
While Google used to require a factory reset to rid your phone of Developer options, it's easier to jettison now. In most Android phones running Nougat and later, you'll see a on/off toggle at the top of the screen, which will let you switch off Developer options. The screen will gray out, and once you leave, it'll be gone from your phone. To get it back, you'll need to follow these steps again.
How to unlock and enable Developer options on any Android phone
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one is to protect someone else’s privacy; or you’re doing it just for
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My Movie Maker (Android)
This new video editor for Android has lots of special features that you can experience. One of these features is that it can change a face in your video. It will allow you to easily put on different stickers on your video, it has 20+ groups of free stickers, funny meme’s, gifs and emojis.With this app, you can also edit your video such as add effects, transitions, text and more. In addition, My Movie Maker will let you have the speed control with slow motion and fast motion. You can easily export video in HD 1080p or 720p.
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Inshot (iOS)
Inshot is an amazing Ios video editor that can help you out on replacing a face on your video. You can have default stickers that you can choose from. You just have to select the sticker that you want to use to change the face on your video.As well as, you can add text, music, effects, transitions and more. You can also have various video filters and after you are done editing your video you can share it to your social media sites like Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and more. Here are the steps that will help you on how to change a face in video.
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