Google Android 11 might integrate GPay, IoT controls in power button menu

Google revises the design of power button menu and volume controls with every iteration of Android release

Google Android 11
The redesigned power button menu would feature the standard power button menu on the top row, followed by payment options and quick controls for IoT products
BS Web Team New Delhi
2 min read Last Updated : Jun 02 2020 | 8:15 AM IST
Google Android 11 might come with redesigned power button menu, which shall feature Google Pay and internet of things (IoT) products listing, besides standard emergency calls and power off button. The redesigned power button menu would feature the standard power button menu on the top row, followed by payment options and quick controls for IoT products, according to the leaked documents containing the mockups.

Google revises the design of power button menu and volume controls with every iteration of Android release. Moreover, the Android original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) also customise the utility of power button to make it fit in their overall scheme of things. However, this is the first time Google is trying to add in a lot more information inside the power button menu than ever before, if the mocks are true.
Originally set to launch on June 3 with the release of first beta, the Android 11 launch was postponed by Google due to the on-going internal conflict in the US and in light of coronavirus crisis. 

“We are excited to tell you more about Android 11, but now is not the time to celebrate. We are postponing the June 3rd event and beta release. We'll be back with more on Android 11, soon.” said Google in a blogpost.

The Android maker had released the fourth developer preview of the upcoming Android 11 operating system for the developers on May 7. However, the developer preview does not include such an exhaustive power button menu.

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