Wednesday 9 May 2018
Among many other features revealed during today’s I/O conference, Google announced Slices and Actions, new ways for users to interact with Android apps by predicting what they might want based on previous actions. They’re intended to give users more options with fewer taps and less app-hunting. Slices are interactive snippets that show content from apps without opening the app itself. For example, if you search for Lyft on your phone, you’ll not only see the app, but also a list of actions you can take within the app, such as hailing a ride to a preferred location. You can then tap…
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