Google banned more than two "monobles" on a phone

Someone had to put an end to the arbitrariness of the "mono-front" lobby. And on the scene, Android developers came out with a strong tread: no more than two "monobles" on one phone! So ordered the product manager for Android UI Megan Potoski. "Monobrovi" allowed more than one on each side of the screen. But not on each side, but only from above and from below.

This became known from the post office in the project's official blog. Android developers have agreed with manufacturers to limit the number of "monobles" so that users do not have problems with the compatibility of various applications.

Perhaps, thanks to this restriction, we will not see smartphones with three, four or even five monobrovs. If, of course, someone brave and defiant does not dare go against the crowd. In any case, thank you, Google!

By the way, Android is currently working on 16 smartphones with "single branches" from 11 different manufacturers. But we are sure that these numbers will only grow in the future.

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