It looks like Google in next version of the Android operating system, currently known as “Android N ‘, mainly focusing on the” improvement “of the interface. One of the biggest changes in the interface promises the disappearance of the ‘app drawer’, or a separate menu, are to go.
The rumors about the disappearance of the app drawer Android N sing some time around. In recent days, more and more evidence that this is the case. Google Maps recently published example above video on Twitter on Google Maps, made on an Android smartphone, which no app drawer was more visible. It would appear to be obvious that this video was made consciously or unconsciously on a smartphone with an early version of Android N.
App drawer now standard in Android
the standard Android interface is at the center bottom of the screen always a button with a separate menu which collected all apps on the smartphone. However, more and more manufacturers are choosing this menu, ie remove the ‘app drawer’ of the interface and combine with the home screens.
Huawei is the clearest example. Huawei provides homescreens with widgets. Further, when swept to the right users get into the main menu. The main menu is therefore de facto part of the home screen.
App drawer disabled by default on new LG G5
In addition to Huawei, the smartphones of many other Chinese smartphone to manufacturers no app drawer anymore. The new LG G5, which last week was presented at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, the app drawer standard also appears to be disabled. Users of the phone can activate this otherwise still manually as GSM Helpdesk discovered.