Android N was announced in detail last week, during an event of the Google in the United States ( Google I / O ). The successor to the Android Marshmallow has several features that promise to make life easier for smartphones with the system – from the battery consumption to the performance of the phone, which tends getting faster.
Four features that Android has N and iPhone with iOS 9 not
to let you in on everything that involves Google’s operating system, TechTudo brings together 10 details of Android N that promise to make your life more convenient. Learn what changes in what has been called by some Android Nutella, although the name has not been confirmed by the seeker.
1. Faster installations
applications
During the I / O, Google revealed that Android N will be able to install applications and games on the Play Store at a time up to 75% lower than the current version. This is thanks to a change in copilação of system apps, which will require less code and can run faster. In testing the Android Police website, the installation of the Facebook app fell to 3 minutes and 26 seconds to 32/2 on the Android N.
2. Two applications on one screen
Android finally can run more than one app on the screen natively. From the N version, users can watch videos while performing other tasks on your phone simply by dividing the display in half. The function was already present in some devices like the Galaxys, but now come to other manufacturers. However, it is possible that it is limited to the most powerful phones
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3. Twelve: Saving even deeper on your mobile
The Twelve will be expanded in Android apps N to stop as soon as the user to lock the phone screen. So, Google wants to make the mobile consumes less battery while in sleep mode. The change, however, will not affect features considered essential, such as Wi-Fi connection and alarm.
4. Answers directly in the notification
As the iOS , Android will also support quick responses your notifications. To get an SMS message or an application, for example, the user can answer the contact within the alert itself, ie without opening the app.
5. double-tap the task button to switch to the last app
If you need to switch quickly between apps, the Android N will facilitate this with a double-tap the Task button (the square). By doing this, the system will automatically open the previous application in seconds. This makes it easy to copy content from a Web page, for example, a Word document.
6. New more human emoji
One of the major problems in the message exchange between Android users with iPhone owners is the difference in the system emoji. In Android 7.0, Google will replace the current bubbles by figurines with person’s appearance and similar to the Apple . So the chances of paying a “black hole” will decrease.
7. Notification Grouping
Tired of living with the center full alert notifications? Android N now automatically collate the reports of the same app. This promises to be very useful, for example, in the case of social networks like Twitter and Facebook that display several individual messages.
8. Multi tasks with fewer application and easier to clean
According to Google, most Android users only use the last seven applications to multi task window. From the next version of the system, inactive apps for a long time will be automatically deleted to clean up the interface. In addition, Google will include a button to clear all the programs on the list.
9. Alert types Management
Another important change is that the user can, with a long touch, customize how an app will display new notifications. You can determine the alerts block that program or do they appear in silence, ie without making the phone vibrate or sound.
10. Background System Update
Whenever a new update of Android N arrive, the system will be able to make the necessary changes silently and without the user having to do anything. In addition, the phone will switch to the new image automatically platform, retiring the cumbersome and time-consuming screen “Optimizing Apps”.
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