But even if the bulk of these changes don’t roll out until sometime in the Android 17 cycle, what we’ve uncovered sure suggests a cohesive effort towards bringing Android a new visual identity.

So it’s unlikely to be coming at I/O next month. And it’s also unlikely to be part of a QPR release. So we’re expecting this to launch with Android 17 next year, if not later on.

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We asked our audience their thoughts on the possible design of the iPhone 17, and the consensus is that Apple seems to have copied from Android phones. Among the comments, the one that caught our ...

Either Google will enable these elements later on with the QPR builds for Pixel devices, or make them available with Android 17. We’ll only find out at the upcoming Google I/O. So, stay tuned for that ...

Android 16 is said to limit developers' ability to lock apps to specific orientations or aspect ratios, while Android 17 will go further by removing this option entirely. Without restricting their ...