In April this year, Google released a beta version of the Android 10 software platform, one of the features of which was a new message notification feature called Bubbles, or βBubblesβ. 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 say that currently the bubble notification system continues to be actively developed, and Android 10 users can independently activate it in the settings menu in developer mode. In addition, Google has asked application developers to test the corresponding API in their products so that supported software is ready for the future appearance of the feature.
The main idea behind Bubbles is that when a user receives a message, a "bubble" appears on the screen with a corresponding notification. It smoothly moves across the screen and tells you exactly who the message came from. The essence of such notifications is that they allow you to respond to incoming messages from any application. Simply click on the bubble to open the message in overlay mode, after which you can immediately write a reply or minimize the window.
It is worth saying that Google representatives have not yet announced the emergence of a new feature, so we can only assume that it is being prepared for a future operating system. It is possible that the testing phase of the function will be completed faster and in the future it will be integrated into Android 10.
Source: 3dnews.ru