New colour management features allows developers to load bitmaps with an extended colour gamut to take advantage of newer devices with displays that support wider colour gamuts. Adaptive icons can be created using Android Studio. The supported shapes are Circle, Squircle, Rounded Square and Square. The feat is achieved by applying masks over a base layer. Different shapes can be used on some models. Original Equipment Manufacturers can specify a look and feel for the UI by choosing between various icon shapes. One of the most interesting changes in the UI is the support for adaptive icons.
Users can choose to snooze notifications for a period of time, and the notifications will start appearing after the time period has finished. Developers can choose to specify a time period, after which the notification is cancelled if the user does not read it. Developers can also create a notification timeout, which is particularly useful for time sensitive alerts. There are also badges on the applications, known as notification dots that indicate which applications have unread notifications.ĭevelopers can set background colours for notifications, to indicate the nature of the notification. Developers can specify the importance of notifications, with a weightage from 0 to 4. This can be specifying the sounds if the notification triggers a vibration, and if the notification is allowed to override the do not disturb setting. Users can now organise notifications into custom channels, and modify the alerts for the entire channel. Here is everything that is new in Android Oreo.
Some of the features were limited to the Pixel phones during the releases of the developer previews. New features include icon shapes, dots for notifications, more security options, an autofill fill service, smart text selection, and a picture-in-picture mode. The Android Oreo presentation at Google I/O revealed a number of new features expected in the latest version of the operating system. We now know that Android 8.0 is officially called Oreo.
Hints from the code and promotional videos have previously indicated that the operating system could be named Android Oreo or Android Oatmeal Cookie. Developers have had access to a preview version of Google's latest mobile operating system since mid-March, with updated versions releasing in May, June and July.
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