This 2026 looks so... dual 👀

As the new year goes by, we think it's now the right time to start giving you a good showcase of a bunch of features Google plans to implement in the next Android 17 update.

While the next major iteration of Google's OS - codenamed CinnamonBun - is still undergoing internal planning, it's safe to assess that the Mountain View tech-giant is working hard to improve Android's accessibility and overall UX.

So, here's two great changes that we could expect:

• Dual Shade: Remember when we first discussed this in May? Well, Google has made significant progress since then, fixing most of the functional and visual bugs it had.
As a side note, we must say they still managed to *fuck it up*. Foldables and tablet users will be forced to use the new dual-shade quick settings panel on their bigger screens, no way out, it's intentional.

• Divided network toggles: After YEARS of user complaints, Google finally listened to their fanbase and managed to implement an optional switch to finally divide the Wi-Fi and Mobile Data toggles. Yes, even we are surprised.

As always, let us know what you think about these upcoming changes down below!