Google has Released the First Android P Developer Preview With Support for iPhone X-Like Notch Design

A year ago, Apple presented the iPhone X, which, among numerous different things, respected a fresh out of the box new outline rationality for the cell phone lineup.

Presently, a while later, the "score plan" that Apple ran with is as yet causing a lot of discussion, yet not for similar reasons. Back in September when Apple displayed the handset, the score was the focal point of a considerable measure of subjects, for the most part asking regardless of whether individuals preferred it or not. All things considered, a few Android producers — including ASUS, OnePlus, Huawei, and others– have chosen they need to take part in that score activity.

All things considered, we heard beforehand that Google was at that point anticipating bringing components into Android P that formally bolstered the score plan that the iPhone X brought upon this world.

Today, Google affirmed that it is in fact supporting the indent development with Android, since it has discharged the principal Developer Preview for Android P into the wild, and it does without a doubt bolster what Google calls a "show pattern for camera and speaker". You can see it envisioned simply above.

Regardless of whether Apple settled on the correct choice with the score outline with the iPhone X is absolutely subjective. You may like it while someone else may not. In any case, it would seem that Android producers are an entirely huge aficionado of the thought, and, all things considered, are running maximum capacity with the sign starting here on.

Android P accompanies a lot of different changes, increments, fixes, and new highlights, including adjustments to how warnings are taken care of, bolster for HDR VP9 Profile 2, and support for HEIC design — what Apple as of late presented also.

This began as a truly particular joke, with organizations like Leagoo being the brunt of a joke as they indecently replicated the iPhone X. Be that as it may, at that point ASUS did likewise, Huawei is relied upon to with its most up to date leader, and even LG has evidently outlined no less than one telephone with the score exhibit, and we're currently in full indent immersion. It is entirely hilarious that we're as of now hearing that Apple will thin the score down as right on time as this year, and that by next it may be gone inside and out.

What do you think about Android embracing the score?

[Source AndroidBeat]