Android 14 is to come with some interesting ones functions and one of particular interest will be about screen recording. Previously, when trying to record the screen of their device, users faced an unpleasant problem - the need to stop recording whenever an unwanted notification appeared. And that's what the next one has Android solve.
From the preliminary versions released so far Androidfor 14 (specifically, from two developer previews and two beta versions so far) it follows that the system will bring several new useful innovations. One of them will be an updated screen recording feature.
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V Androidin 14, users will have two options when it comes to taking a screen recording. They will either be able to record the entire screen or focus on a single application. If you choose the second option, only the actively running application will be captured during recording. Last week, a well-known specialist on Android Mishaal Rahman shared a demonstration of how this new feature of recording part of the screen will be in the Androidat 14 look. The feature will allow users to record a single app without any UI elements or notifications appearing in the recording.
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As for how this option works, once the user selects Record a single app, a menu will appear offering the option to record the recent apps screen or an app from the entire app drawer. Since this feature will be included Androidu 14, there is a good chance that the One UI 6.0 superstructure will get it. Sharp version of the next one Androidu should arrive in August, the sharp version of the next Samsung superstructure then sometime in the fall.
