The new Android P Developer Preview 1 includes some visual changes to the Quick Settings menu. All of the menu’s icons now have a circular design, and they also come with some blue color accents.

It's called the quick settings menu, and it lets you speedily switch up settings for Bluetooth, alarms, Wi-Fi and Do Not Disturb, among others. All you need to do is swipe down from the top edge ...

Android manufacturers put commonly-used features and settings in the quick settings menu by default; this is because they're applicable to the greatest number of users.

The update brings some meaningful new features, like support for new Live Updates notifications that can better keep you ...

In any case, Google is tweaking the Quick Settings editor menu to be more organized, and whether that arrives in an Android 15 QPR update or in Android 16 doesn’t matter.

With this latest update to Android 13, Google is effectively turning the Quick Settings menu into a panel rather than its usual extension of the notification shade.

Android 14’s Quick Settings menu looks more or less the same in portrait and landscape orientation. The difference is that in landscape the menu is stretched sideways to fill up the entire screen.

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Nearby Share, now Quick Share, is effectively Android’s version of Apple AirDrop. With the new update to Quick Share, which is rolling out now, Google is also adding one new feature to Android ...