Android N: New graphics for notifications center shown by the early mockup

The Android Police website has published some information and images mockup of the new notification center that could appear on Android N.

Android N should occupy a key part of the Google I/O, the developer event scheduled in the coming months, and could introduce some new features on the graph plane. The first were revealed by the Android Police website, which has released some mock-up images of an operating system version that has got to try their hand. These concern above all the Notification Center and viewing the typical quick settings of the Mountain View OS.

The new notification center occupies the entire width of, and each notification screen shows the name of the application, whereas now you need to be pushed in on the text to get this information. All content will still be marked with the relevant app, although it will be much smaller when compared to the one shown on the current version of Android. It will also be included in the colored text to identify certain applications and put them in prominent than the other.

Changes more body instead regarding the list of quick settings. These will be featured in the drop-down notifications and shall not be called up with a swipe with two fingers to swipe or two as at present. However, to get the complete list of the settings will have to ” double ” swipe. In the mock-up, we see the Wi-Fi icon, network signal, battery, torch, with the ability to press a key to access other options.

The mockup shown by Android Police have been interpreted as an early version of Android N. It’s not news that Google is working on the new version of the mobile operating system. There are still a few months before the official presentation, and it is likely that the company introduce further changes to the graphical interface or functionality present. In addition, the official debut is not expected before the autumn, along with the new devices of the Nexus series.