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I've been thinking a lot about gestures lately — not friendly gestures, mind you, or even not-so-friendly gestures of the single-fingered variety, but rather the sorts of gestures we swipe onto our screens and use to get around our phones.

Android 10, as you probably know by now, introduces a whole new system of gestures into the operating system. And, well, they're kind of a mixed bag.

Now, don't get me wrong: Android 10's gestures have absolutely gotten better since their awkward debut early on in the development process. And by and large these days, they're pretty pleasant to use (once you get used to 'em, anyway). But they still have really some vexing elements involved — ways in which using them feels clunky and completely suboptimal. And I've finally put my finger on exactly what those issues are.

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Just in time for the iPhone 11, Apple today released iOS 13 (with a significant update planned later this month, when iOS 13.1 arrives). You should try these improvements first:

Check out Apple Arcade

This won&t do anything to boost your productivity, but it just might be fun.

Apple surprised everyone when it soft-launched the gaming service to iOS 13 beta testers & and feedback so far seems really positive.

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