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You’ll also notice auto-fill improvements, better fingerprint scanner support, screen-on-time tools, smarter notifications, user interface tweaks, a revamped settings menu with colorful notifications, themes, adaptive app icons, and other changes.īackground app privacy is an important feature we really like. Google also added a new multi-camera API for all the dual, triple, and upcoming quad camera smartphones. Even Google’s latest Pixel 3 XL has a notch in the screen.

Even though devices like the Galaxy S10 skipped the notch for a hole-punch camera cutout. Mainly because almost every phone in 2018 had one, and we’re still seeing them in 2019. Google added support for the notch in Android 9 Pie. Whether that’s Android 9.0.1 from Google or Android Pie updates from manufacturers themselves. Then, keep in mind that while this is the official release of Android 9.0, things can and will change in the future. Like the new Digital Wellbeing controls, which arrived in September. Some of the images came from the developer preview, while others are the official Android 9 Pie update. Our big slideshow below will walk you through everything that’s new. Either way, expect more to arrive as summer nears. Google released it on August 6th, 2018, but most people didn’t get it for several months, and major phones like the Galaxy S9 received Android Pie in early 2019 over six months after its arrival.ĭevices from popular manufacturers like Samsung didn’t start beta testing until months later, and most Pie updates didn’t arrive until February and March. As 2019 continues and more people get Android Pie, here’s what to look for and enjoy.Īndroid 9 Pie is a free software update for smartphones, tablets and other supported devices.

An experience that’s better than Android 8.0 Oreo. This software is smarter, faster, easier to use and more powerful. Some noteworthy additions include smarter bundled notifications, simpler settings menus, themes, new quick settings, and even gesture navigation controls. While you’ll find and easily see tons of visual changes in Android Pie, a lot of the changes are behind the scenes tweaks, improvements or optimizations. Now that the update is available for more devices as 2019 continues here’s what to expect and what changed, then we compare everything to Android 8.0 Oreo. In this guide we’ll show you everything that’s new in Android Pie, Google’s 9th major software update for phones and tablets.