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

It looks like the two-button 'pill' navigation from Android Pie is truly dead. It isn't available on the Pixel 4 at all.

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

Android is phasing out its traditional triple-button navigation system for a more iPhone-like gesture control approach. But we're now in a time of transition—which means you're likely to have a ...

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.

Android's navigation bar (virtual buttons) make no sense, so here's to hoping Google considers getting rid of it for future Nexus phones.

Say Farewell to Android's Familiar Navigation Buttons Confirming rumors, Android P will rely on a single on-screen button and gestures for navigation.

You can get the three-button navigation bar back on Android by opening Settings and selecting 3-button Navigation under system display options.

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.