New trend of Android 7.0: hidden application drawer and search box
New trend of Android 7.0: hidden application drawer and search box

Google will launch the official version of Android 7.0 in mid August, and the new Nexus device is expected to be released together. Because this year's two Nexus phones are likely to be HTC OEM, so people's expectations for Android 7.0 are much higher than machines. On August 2, foreign media released videos and information about the desktop carried by the new Nexus device, and the new desktop app will be named Nexus Launcher.

The new desktop cancels the original application drawer button, and uses the dock bar (the bottom row of icons) and the desktop pull-up trigger method. After dragging, the familiar application drawer will be displayed with delicate animation. Although an application drawer button can be omitted, this setting is indeed hidden a bit deeply, and the triggering mode is also coincident with the pull-up control center of many domestic ROMs and third-party apps. This not only indicates that Android does not intend to introduce a pull-up control bar that is conducive to one handed operation, but many similar third-party apps may have conflicts.


The second change is that the search bar that used to reside at the top of the desktop has become a button that resides at the top left corner. Click the button to start the search box, and drag the left most Google Now page.


The new changes have turned many previous explicit operations into invisible gesture sliding operations. In addition to the notification bar and multi task page hiding operations before Android 7.0, this generation of systems has become the most geeky generation. However, it depends on Google's ability to give consideration to both Xiaobai and deep users.

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