Android Q developer preview 1 is finally here, and it brings some odd changes along with it. Liked swiping left to clear a notification? Too bad.

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In the second beta of Android Q, you can now choose what happens when you swipe either left or right on a notification. Previously, Android locked you into only one option.

When your notification panel looks too busy, it's easy to overlook the notifications that matter. If you are a long-time Android user, decluttering your Android notifications should be habitual.

So far the details on the new Android 5.0 Lollipop preview keep coming and coming and coming and a lot of them seem to be revolving around notifications.

With the Android 14 update, Google has done away with the ability to access notifications via the app icon long press feature.

A new feature is in development that could change the way some users interact with messages. The feature was spotted in version 2.24.11.13, providing users a way to clear unread notifications when ...

Google could introduce “Rich Ongoing Notifications” in Android 16. Apps with access to this feature could show notifications similar to Apple’s Dynamic Island.