Google will reportedly add a new hamburger menu into different sections found in Android N's settings, making it easier to jump between them.

If you're using traditional three-button navigation, swiping in from the edge does open the menu as expected — but designing apps around an outdated navigation paradigm is awfully regressive.

In the olden days of Android phones, there were more than just three navigation keys. Some devices had a dedicated search key, and most phones had a menu button that acted like a system-wide right ...

In the third beta of Android Q, Google brings back the option of using the traditional three-button navigation system rather than gestures. Hallelujah.

In Android 11's first Developer Preview, we've found that Google is preparing a new settings menu for Gesture Navigation to help solve some problems.

The keyboard switcher or “choose input method” menu is now located in the navigation bar. Should you install a third party keyboard on Android L and tap inside an input box, you will now see a ...