In April this year, Google released the beta version of the Android 10 software platform, one of the features of which is a new messaging notification function called Bubbles. Although this feature was not included in the stable version of Android 10, it may return in the next version of the operating system.
Network sources indicate that the bubble notification system is currently under active development, and Android 10 users can enable it themselves in the developer settings menu. Additionally, Google has requested app developers to test the relevant API in their products to ensure that supported software is ready for the future launch of this feature.
The main idea of Bubbles is that when a user receives a message, a bubble with the relevant notification appears on the screen. It smoothly moves across the screen and indicates who the message is from. The essence of such notifications is that they allow users to respond to incoming messages from any application. Simply tapping on the bubble opens the message in an overlay mode, allowing the user to write a response immediately or minimize the window.
It is worth noting that Google representatives have not yet announced the launch of this new feature, so it remains to be speculated that it is being prepared for a future operating system. It is possible that the testing phase of the feature will conclude more quickly, and it will subsequently be integrated into Android 10.
Source: 3dnews.ru
