There's an intriguing change to the recent apps screen in the latest developer preview, which gets rid of quick app suggestions, and replaces it with a screenshot/share option. So far, it's not been all that useful, but it'll likely get better with time as the phone learns usage patterns. This means, instead of you choosing the four or five apps you want at the bottom of every home screen, Google populates that area with what it thinks you want access to. When you first set up Android 11 you'll get a popup asking if you want to use Google's auto-generated app dock. You can also cancel the recording any time. Once confirmed, it'll record whatever you're doing on your phone before you decide to stop and save the footage. Befpre starting you can select if you want to record audio through your microphone, or if you want to record the device's audio directly. Once you tap on the screen recording quick setting tile there's a pop-up window asking you to confirm whether you want to definitely start recording. Drop down the quick setting shade, and the option is right there. One cool new feature which some other Android phones already do - like the OnePlus 8 and 7T series phones - is easy screen recording. There's some added transparency and gradients in the most recent update, giving it a little more finesse. So social media and email fit into here nicely.Īs well as that, the actual visual interface of the notifications as been altered and developed throughout the Android 11 preview phase. The latter is for apps that get lots of alerts that you don't necessarily need to see or hear all the time. The former is for system notifications where something might be running in the background. Then others are split into alerting notifications and silent notifications.
Splitting them away from the other stuff you probably don't care about as much. What's cool is that Android 11 breaks out and sorts notifications into relevant groups, so conversations - like the aforementioned SMS messages - appear at the top in their own easy to read section, making it easier to quickly reply and carry on with your tasks. That means you'll get their notifications even when your phone is on 'Do Not Disturb'. In addition to that, when you get a message from a contact who you like chatting with often, you can long-press the notification and mark that particular conversation as a priority.
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