Android P hands-on: Google’s most ambitious update

Android P is a complete rethink of how you'll interact with your phone. It has a new gesture-based navigation system, new controls for dealing with smartphone addiction, and smarter ways to get into apps. Watch our exclusive first look with Dieter Bohn.

[TheVerge]

What are you most excited about in Android P? — Dieter

[kindeep]

Verge is on fire these days, great work

[RohanTej]

I'm glad that we are moving a step ahead in adaptive brightness control. Moving from Indoors to Outdoor, the brightness control works on pretty much any device without issues. But it annoys me to no extent when I am indoors and it keeps changing the brightness because the ceiling light bothers the phone. I won't be using adaptive brightness control till they have this thing right.

[LashanR]

The digital well-being features look great. Don't worry Dieter you're not alone, I spend way too much time on Twitter too

[KarlRock]

That overview was perfect! Thanks mate.

[nikhilk]

We are getting closer and closer towards Fuchsia OS

[MusicIsOurSavior]

Thank you Dieter for this fast Update 😘

[rafijoarder]

I've been really enjoying his videos.
This dude is very informative without alot of talks before and after The Point.
Lots of tech youtubers have gotten too confident in themselves that they'll spend 80% of vid talking about personal things I did not click on video to hear. He'll stay formal, give us the news, than peace out. Really appreciate that, love it.

[grtlakes]

Thank u for simplifying the on-screen home buttons

[ehmadmalek]

The update that won't even reach 98 percent of the Android devices.

[noeljf]

Dieter just knows how to explain things in plain English really well. Really liking this series.

[nice]

Really hope there's an option to keep the buttons as navigation.

If i wanted swipe gestures, I would've purchased an iphone.

[PotatoMagnet]

Wow. Very neatly presented. Nicely done man!

[MinhPham]

I don't like the idea of having more white/unused space on the notification bar or the volume bar, that doesn't make things simpler, it makes users take extra steps to get to where they want because with the same amount of space the OS now displays less functions. Just pause at 1:48, there are only a handful of things on the screen but the notification bar already takes up that much space on the screen. #pooruseofspace

[ddames]

Good video 🙏🏾 loved the music switch up towards the the middle of the vid 🔥

[Shiguenori]

Great video, and nice observation at the end.
What's the point if less than 1% of the Android user base is gonna get those nice things in the first year? They really need do solve the fragmentation issue ASAP.

[swizzler]

I like that they are merging home and recent apps because I always had a hard time explaining that button to beginners when it's really only useful for more experienced users.

[BlueChinchillaEatingDorito]

When you're still waiting for your Oreo update and Android P comes out.

[somefox]

I have to say, really nice production on this video! I'm not in media or anything but the reporting, cinematography, graphics, editing, etc. stand out to me in the best way.

[Tazrian]

I hope pixel 3 xl won't have any notch....i think having a 2017ish bezel is still a lot better than having the ugly notch.