Android has is sometimes considered a work-in-progress by many — and with good reason too. It’s a growing platform, and there are several areas where it can still improve upon, even after 7+ years of existence.
Things are upgraded and new things are broken or removed with every update, with newer functionality bringing in newer complaints that will then be fixed or ignored in future updates. And that is perfectly fine for a product that needs to work across such a wide plethora of devices and use cases. But, not all changes happening to Android have the same effect. Some are easy to ignore, others may have a noticeable impact in your workflow that takes you a lot of time to get used to, and some could be a subjective regression just based on their aesthetic or functional impact. So, we ask you,
What part of present Android do you not agree with? Which changes should never have happened? What change in functionality, design or even UX as a whole makes Android worse off? Let us know in the comments below!
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