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.

Android’s back button might be going away entirely. ... Android Q may change the back button to a gesture. Here we go again. Here we go again. by Dieter Bohn. Feb 18, 2019, 10:53 PM UTC ...

Google has been trying to improve the gestures in Android Q for a while, and now it's looking like the back button will be killed for a gesture.

In the meantime, if you have one of the devices already capable of running Android Q, going back to the classic 3-button system – or the 2 button system of Android Pie – is easy enough.

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When Google unveiled Android Pie last year, it also introduced new navigation gestures that looked a lot like what Apple did in IOS 11 for … ...

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 ...

Android Pie's gesture controls can feel clunky at times with its mix of newer concepts with legacy holdovers. However, Google might just restore some consistency. XDA has discovered that an early ...

For 3-button, you can swap the Back button from one side to the other. For gestures, you can choose from two layouts, decide if you want the gesture hint bar to show, adjust sensitivity, and more.

I recently upgraded to an iPhone XS Max (and spent way too much doing so), and much to my surprise, I don't miss the home button like I thought I would. It hasn't taken long to get used to system ...