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hello again ladies and gentlemen i'm joe hindi from android ah 30.com and today we're finally taking a look at android 10 first let's take a look at the UI changes the biggest and most noticeable UI change is the new gesture control it replaces the home button and back button from android pi with a single white line that is only visible while actually in app app from there it's simply a matter of learning the new navigation controls so let's do a little bit of a primer on how these gesture controls work to head back to the home screen at any time simply swipe up from the bottom the back button is replaced by swiping in from either the left or right edge and we suspect Google does this for left and right-handed folks you can adjust the sensitivity of the back gesture in the settings recent apps is about as easy as can be expected in a gesture control system like this you simply swipe up and hold on any screen to enable it it takes a sight to get used to because you have to wait for the card to kind of come in from the left but it works on both the home screen and any apps screen in the same way simply pull up and hold until you see the recent apps load in and then you let go easy peasy there are a couple more neat tricks that you can do you can switch between your applications by swiping horizontally across the bottom and it's a lot faster and more efficient than double tapping the recent apps button in older versions of Android another neat trick is drawer peeking where you can hold your finger against the left edge of the screen to make the overflow menu appear without hitting any buttons Google also added some Google assistant love handles to the corners you simply swipe out from the corner of any screen to activate Google assistant if you want to this replaces the long press home functionality from earlier versions of Android and as far as I can tell you can't turn these off unless you disable or uninstall Google Assistant it admittedly takes a little while to get used to but it's not half bad once you do the only time I ran into real difficulty was in the browser when dealing with you know those websites that require spamming the FAQ button to leave and that action is a lot more tedious with gesture controls than they are with soft keys otherwise it's mostly just adopting new muscle memory and then everything is fine now despite all this I personally still prefer the comforting quickness of soft keys and you can change them back in the settings if you want to simply navigate to settings then system then and then finally to system navigation to change between the new navigation gestures the old Android pie gestures or the old-school...