Missing the back button in Android 12? Learn how to bring it back with our quick guide for a smooth navigation experience!

Android is phasing out its traditional triple-button navigation system for a more iPhone-like gesture control approach. But we're now in a time of transition—which means you're likely to have a ...

Three-button navigation is getting upgraded in Android 16 with predictive back support. Here's what that means for you.

A breakdown of some early Android Q code suggests that the back button might not be present. Instead, the "pill" icon will be your one-stop shop.

It’s been a few months since I started using Android’s take on gesture navigation, having enabled it on my Pixel 2 XL smartphone as a beta feature back in May. Now that the feature is out of ...

Summary Android 16 Beta 1 has a predictive back animation for three-button navigation. Pressing and holding the back button will show a preview of the previous app or screen.

• Back Button: Back. The Android Q developer preview wont likely work with this update – it's of the sort that developers might happen upon but won't come to a full build soon.

The Android back button and why we cling to redundant features Our tech is filled with buttons and functions that are no longer needed, but we're not always ready to give them up.

Google is testing new tweaks to Android’s gesture-based navigation interface that could see the company drop the operating system’s dedicated back button from Android Q, according to XDA Developers.

I’m talking about the oddly-appearing “back” button that remains even as the rest of the navigation experience has switched to mostly swiping. That could change with Android Q this year.