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Here’s everything new in Android Q Beta 4 update

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Google has released the Android Q Beta 4 with the final Android Q APIs and official SDK – a notable step towards the stable Android Q launch in Q3.

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Here’s everything new in Android Q Beta 4 update:

  • New accent colors

In Android Q Beta 4, Google has added four more color options. In addition to the Blue accent color, Black, Green, and a very vibrant Purple – the new accent colors include cinnamon, ocean, space, and orchid.

  • Face Authentication

A new better Face Authentication is coming. With the added support for Face authentication, users will have the option of requiring eyes open to unlock.

They will be able to use it to sign-in to applications and use it for payments, as well, according to new strings in the Settings app (via 9to5Google).

  • Lock screen icon location

Google moved the lock icon from Android’s lockscreen to the top of the screen (previously located at the bottom of the display).

  • Improved back gesture icon

Google has improved the gesture’s icon. First, the arrow changes between being white and black based on the background. Second, the icon has a bouncing animation when it’s used.

  • Notifications can be swiped away in both directions

By default in Android Q Beta 4, users can swipe notifications away in either direction.

  • Rotation button

Like before, when auto-rotate is turned off, the above button will pop up when the device is moved to a landscape orientation. It will work without enabling the system-wide auto-rotate setting.

  • Live wallpapers preview button

If you use live wallpapers on your smartphone, you will now see a small preview box.

  • Google Pay in the power menu

This new addition gives users the ability to quickly see and slide through some of the information they have in Google Pay with just a long-press of the power button.

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