On a Phone with Android 10, Finding the Easter Egg Was as Easy as Opening the Settings App, Scrolling to the Bottom of the Page, Tapping 'About Phone,' and...
On a phone with Android 10, finding the Easter egg was as easy as opening the Settings app, scrolling to the bottom of the page, tapping 'About phone,' and then 'Android version. ' On this page, users then needed to tap 'Android 10' multiple times until they saw the Android 10 logo on a striped background.
How do you open the Android Easter egg?
Navigate to Settings > About Phone, and then tap multiple times on the Android Version box. Starting in Android Pie, a box pops up and you must tap on the Android Version box a bunch of times to see the Easter egg. From there, tap and long-press the P logo multiple times until the drawing app appears.
The Android 10 update landed on some smartphones yesterday – and is hiding a Nonogram puzzle deep in the settings. The game is called a Nonogram, which is a pretty tricky grid-based puzzle game. You'll have to fill in cells on the grid to reveal a hidden picture.
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