What's your favorite new Android P feature?

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Google just released the Android P developer preview onto our unsuspecting heads, and detailed a few of the new features that will come with the final Android 9.0 release in the video above. There is a more where that came from, though, including new visuals, transitional animations, notification layout, privacy enhancements, wide color and high efficiency media format support, and a whole lot more.

If the update still feels a bit underwhelming to you, it's because Google doesn't want Samsung owners to be frustrated has been introducing front-facing features that manufacturer's overlays have had long before this or that Android edition. Still, Google always outs system features that no other phone maker can intro, like Project Treble that is supposed to make slow software updates a thing of the past for phones that ship with Oreo out of the box, like the new Galaxy S9. 

For that reason alone, it's worth paying attention to new Android versions, albeit not to the extent it used to be just two years ago. That is why we were curious which of the chief new Android P features that got revealed in the developer preview has piqued your interest, and why. Take your pick, and tell us if there is anything else worth considering in the comments.

What's your favorite new Android P feature?

The new looks, bro
30.06%
"Notch" designs support
5.14%
New notification style
13.07%
The privacy enhancements
21.68%
The dual camera app support
5.47%
Native HDR video and high-efficiency media formats
14.3%
Indoor position tracking
7.15%
Other (sound off in the comments)
3.13%
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