The on-screen control for adjusting audio output levels on devices operating on a specific iteration of Google’s mobile operating system presented a redesigned interface. This control allowed users to modify media, call, ringtone, and alarm volumes independently, providing granular control over the device’s audio experience. A user could, for example, adjust the volume of a video playing without altering the ringer volume.
The introduction of this revised interface aimed to improve user experience by offering a more intuitive and comprehensive method for managing audio levels. Prior versions often presented a unified volume control, necessitating users to navigate through settings menus for more specific adjustments. The updated system streamlined this process, increasing efficiency and accessibility. This represented a significant improvement in usability and control over device sound profiles.