Android 10 new features were officially released on September 3, 2019, Google's Iconic Mobile OS formerly known as Android Q has been in beta for months but now it's officially rolling out first to Google's own line of Pixel phones, then to everyone else.

First announced and unveiled at Google's annual developer conference I/O, Android 10 brings a native dark mode, enhanced privacy and location settings, support for foldable phones and 5G phones, and more. Here's our detailed report of all the best features you can expect to see in Android 10.

We've been analyzing the new version and Android 10 features in-house and have found some interesting new features we want to quickly bring to your attention. But before we get to that part, let's first cover, very briefly, the basics of the new Android 10 operating system.

Android 10 Basics

Let's see first the basics of its beta version which early released for testing on March 13, 2019, which was tested exclusively on their Pixel phones, including the first-generation Pixel and Pixel XL.

The company went on to release a total of six beta versions before the final release in September. Unlike the previous versions of Android, Google has dropped the traditional dessert-based names that have been used for versions of Android for the past 10 years including Pie, Oreo, Marshmallow, and Nougat.

The new version has simply been addressed as Android "Q" since the beta release. On August 22, 2019, Google announced that Android "Q" would officially be branded as Android 10, ending the practice of naming major versions after foods. And Google did give us an explanation for that:

The company stated that the dessert names were not quite resonating with their international users due either to the dessert not being internationally-known, or being difficult to pronounce in some languages. David Burke, who is Android's vice president of engineering, mentioned that most desserts beginning with "Q" were "exotic" and that he personally would have chosen "queen cake." David also stated that there were references to "qt" — which is an abbreviation of "Quince Tart" — within internal files and build systems relating to the release.

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Another important thing to note is that the Android robot logo has now seen a corresponding rebranding, consisting of only a robotic head resting inside the numeral "0."

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