Android 11 has had four preview releases so far, but they've been stripped of many features that we know are in development and just haven't seen in a public build yet. One such feature is a revamp to the power menu, which has been getting code drops for smart home controls and credit cards for some time now. The near-final design of the new power menu appears to have leaked, thanks to XDA Developer's Mishaal Rahman.

The near-final design of the new power menu appears to have leaked, thanks to XDA Developer's Mishaal Rahman. Android 11 Hands on with Android 11 Beta 1—A new media player and suggested apps. Long press power button to access regular menu, then press Power Off to access Material Power Menu with advance reboot options and with reveal animations. So, without further ado, let’s jump right into some great Android secret codes, hidden menu, and dialer codes. Android Common Codes Here are all the common Android Dialler Codes that anyone with an Android phone or tablet could use. Before you can enable the Power menu bug reports option you may need to enable the Developer options menu, and then enable USB debugging. Then, enable the Power menu bug reports option. Open the app or screen you wish to be featured in your bug report. Hold the power button on your device down for 3 seconds until the power menu appears.

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View more storiesRahman shared two low-res screenshots showing a dramatically different power menu than what Android has typically had. What was just a simple four-option overlay has become a full-screen interface packed with buttons. The usual 'Power,' 'Restart,' 'Screenshot,' and 'Emergency' buttons have shifted to the top of the screen, and below that is a carousel of credit cards from Google Pay. Below that are 'Quick controls' which are smart home controls that are most likely sourced from the Google Home app.

The Quick Controls are the major new feature on the power menu. The screenshots appear to show options for smart lights, door locks, thermostats, cameras, and smart blinds, all of which are products you can currently access through the Google Assistant, the Google Home app, and Google Smart Displays. If you're on a phone and don't want to use voice commands, your only other option is to dig through the Google Home App, which can be cumbersome. This menu, which would be brought up just by long-pressing the power button, would be considerably faster.

Originally, we would have heard a lot more about Android 11 in May, when Google I/O was originally scheduled, but Google I/O was canceled due to the coronavirus. Google's second date for Android 11 news was June 3's online-only 'Android 11 Beta Launch Show,' but over the weekend that event was delayed in light of the ongoing protests in the United States. We're still waiting for Android 11 Unveiling Date #3, which hopefully will stick.

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This setting enables a new item called Bug report on the power menu (the menu that appears when you hold down the power button for 3 seconds).

This feature allows you to send a detailed bug report consisting of a screenshot of the current app and some attached diagnostic information, for sending via email to any address you choose.

This may be used, for example, if you wish to send a bug report to the author of an app, or to another developer, and you want that report to also include a screenshot and some diagnostic information about your system.

This feature is an alternative to sending the bug report directly from the Take bug report feature. It allows for the generation of a bug report without needing to leave the current app to return to the settings menus.

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Steps to generate a bug report

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Before you can enable the Power menu bug reports option you may need to enable the Developer options menu, and then enable USB debugging. Then, enable the Power menu bug reports option.

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1. Open the app or screen you wish to be featured in your bug report.
2. Hold the power button on your device down for 3 seconds until the power menu appears.
3. Select Bug report.
4. You may be warned that the collection of diagnostic information will take some time, and that you should be patient. If so, press Report to proceed.
5. The power menu may disappear and your device may appear to go back to normal, but it is generating the bug report in the background. Your device may vibrate or beep to indicate that it's still generating a report.
6. Eventually, you will be prompted to share the report with your email app. Choose your email app, if asked.
7. You will now be composing an email which has a screenshot and diagnostic information attached to it. Add your own personal message to the bug report email.
8. You can now send the email to whoever you wish. Be sure to enter the desired 'To' address.