Android 15, the next major release of Google’s mobile operating system, may make apps end-to-end by default; This means the content will be displayed on your entire screen. Well even below the navigation bar and status bar.
This feature, also known as end-to-end mode, has been available for apps since Android 10 but is optional and not widely adopted. Many apps are still displayed The navigation bar and status bar have a solid background behind them, making the experience less immersive.
Therefore, in Android 15, all your apps should be displayed on the entire screen. This means that information will also be displayed behind the status bar and navigation bar; This can be useful in many scenarios. For example, on social networks, you will be able to see a few extra lines in your news feed. Earnings may be less visible as the status bar and navigation bar often disappear in-game.
Google also fixed a bug that affected edge-to-edge mode and caused issues such as notches and holes in the screen cutouts. The bug has been fixed in Android 14 QPR2 Beta 3 and will allow edge-to-edge mode to work better with different screen shapes and sizes. Note that Android 15 should not only change the appearance of apps, but also revolutionize audio sharing.
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