Google just kicked off this year's I/O with its first-ever Android Show, giving us an early look at Android 16 a week before the main keynote on May 20 and 21.Check out: We 'Stole' a Phone From Google's Sameer Samat and Were Dazzled by Android 16Center stage is Material 3 Expressive,

There’s still a week to go until Google I/O 2025 starts in earnest, but some of the developer conference’s biggest announcements are likely to arrive today in a one-off livestream called The Android Show: I/O Edition.

Fonts and typography are more emphasized, and Android 16 has more dynamic color themes, giving you more control over the operating system's look, even in supported apps. Much of it is functional too—Google's letting you squeeze more settings into the Quick Settings drawer, so you can quickly access tools like the Flashlight or Do Not Disturb mode.