Android's tried-and-true 3-button navigation system is still available on modern phones and tablets running the OS, and I hope it stays that way.

Rounding out our GravityBox coverage on our Android customization series, here is a tweak to add custom functions to your Navigation buttons on your rooted device.

Using the 3-button navigation or gesture navigation on Android is a choice you still have. Here's how to switch between them.

In the third beta of Android Q, Google brings back the option of using the traditional three-button navigation system rather than gestures. Hallelujah.

Google may be saving some design changes in Android N for the final developer preview, or even the official release.

Welcome to TNW Basics, a collection of tips, guides, and advice on how to easily get the most out of your gadgets, apps, and other stuff. As Google pushed out beta after beta of Android Q, it ...

Google may be testing the option to customize Android's navigation bar to add a little more than what's currently available.

Google is apparently exploring this idea with new navigation buttons, including a "Google" button that would replace the traditional home button. We'll discuss this further later in the post.

Android Studio, Google’s IDE for Android development, is advancing. A stable release of version 3.3 is now available. According to the company the main highlights include official support for a ...