Android 15 Taskbar: Coming to Regular Phones, Boosting Multitasking Efficiency

Android 15 Taskbar: Coming to Regular Phones, Boosting Multitasking EfficiencyIn recent years, foldable phones and tablets have provided users with unprecedented multitasking capabilities thanks to their large screens and optimized software. Google has been dedicated to optimizing the Android user interface for these large-screen devices, and the introduction of the taskbar has been a key step in this process

Android 15 Taskbar: Coming to Regular Phones, Boosting Multitasking Efficiency

In recent years, foldable phones and tablets have provided users with unprecedented multitasking capabilities thanks to their large screens and optimized software. Google has been dedicated to optimizing the Android user interface for these large-screen devices, and the introduction of the taskbar has been a key step in this process.

The taskbar, located at the bottom of the screen, is a convenient tool for users to easily switch between applications. This feature has been developed for years on foldable devices and tablets, and has become a signature feature for multitasking on these devices.

Now, with the arrival of Android 15, Google seems to be trying to bring the taskbar to regular Android phones. According to information from the latest beta version, the new taskbar will be similar to the functionality on foldable devices and tablets, allowing users to quickly switch between applications.

It is worth noting that the location of the taskbar on Android 15 is slightly different. It will move up from the bottom of the screen and automatically disappear after a few seconds. It is understood that the taskbar will only display four recently used applications, along with a button to open the application drawer.

Although this is just an optimization for regular smartphones, it will significantly improve multitasking efficiency on mobile phones. Google is working hard to ensure that the new taskbar works seamlessly on smaller screen devices, avoiding interference with user text or display content.

Currently, the new taskbar functionality only appears in the latest beta version of Android 15 and has not been officially released to a wider audience. Moreover, as this feature is still under development, two navigation handles can be seen, meaning that Google is still making further refinements and adjustments.

Google has not yet released any official news on whether the new taskbar will officially land on regular Android phones. However, we have reason to believe that this feature will bring users a more convenient multitasking experience and play an increasingly important role in future Android systems.