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Android O’s first developer preview brought us screen overlay notifications. These are sometimes helpful, but they’re also rather annoying for apps like Facebook Messenger that use chat heads. Today’s release of the fourth and last O developer preview allows users to hide that notification, although there are still some other annoying ones that can’t be hidden.
left: Three annoying notifications. right: Two annoying notifications.
The notification that can be hidden is the “[App] is displaying over other apps” one.
Android O feature spotlight: Notifications for apps displaying over other apps can once again be disabled was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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Welcome to the roundup of the best new Android applications that went live in the Play Store or were spotted by us in the previous week or so.
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If you’ve been paying extremely close attention to the developer previews for Android O, you may have noticed that the updates for the Nexus Player have left behind the Leanback Keyboard in favor of the Gboard app. At the end of last week, Google took…
Still no clue about what the “O” will stand for, but we do know an octopus has 8 legs.
We didn’t expect the name for Android 8.0 to be revealed with the latest developer preview’s Easter egg, so we’re not disappointed. What we are seeing is almost as cool.
The 4th dev preview comes with a floaty-magic-physics-enabled octopus on a deep blue sea background. You can tap and touch and drag it around and see the new physics and acceleration features Google is using with Android O on your octopus friend.
To get there:
Open the Settings and scroll to System.
Open System and choose About phone.
Choose Android version and tap it over and over quickly.
You’ll see the older circular Easter Egg. Tap the center a few times then long press on it.
You can use your finger to fling the octopus around, and rotating between portrait and landscape will change its size. Have fun tapping and pulling to see if google has hidden another layer of Easter Egg here …
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