Android M – 6 Things to Know

It’s time for the next Android OS to make itself seen.

Google recently unveiled the Android M beta version

to give developers an early look.

Recently, Interestingly, the announcement comes at a

time when the Android 5.0 Lollipop is yet to be

released on many phones. Google replacement for the

Android Lollipop comes because of a number of

concerns that Android M is expected to address.

Here are six things you need to know about Android

M Beta.

1. Permission

How often do you take a survey? Evernote developers

take a regular survey of their users to know how they

use their app. This help you understand where you

app is going.

2. Android Pay

Google Wallet is renamed to Android Pay. To make

the mobile payments easier and safer, these changes

have been introduced. Users will be able to authorize

payments using fingerprint.

3. Fingerprint support

Now, many phones are coming with fingerprint

sensors. Currently, Samsung offers their own system

but Android M will offer much better experience. Now

more devices are expected to support fingerprint

sensors to make the device safer. Users can unlock the

phone, make purchases and many more using this

feature.

4. Power, Charging and Battery Life

Each version created with the promise to improve

performance and batter life. However, still there is not

an ultimate improvement. Now Android M brings new

things to the table like Doze. It is similar to iOS but

overall it will double the battery life.

5. More features

Android M promises to be smarter than its

predecessors are. There new share tool, new

copy/paste system and undo feature. Moreover,

imported Bluetooth, clipboard toolbar and seven new

language support are offered. This is just a top layer

there many more feature to come.

6. Release Date

Impressed by above points, well this has to be last

point. Google has confirmed that the beta version will

be available for Nexus 5, 6, 9 and Nexus Player.

However, the global release is a possibility in the

third-quarter.

It’s unclear as to which phones Android M will be

available in but phones with the latest processors and

at least 2 GB or RAM are capable enough to support

the OS. Latest flagship models like the Samsung

Galaxy S6 Edge will in all probability get the Android

M upgrade.

Soon, Google will reveal more updates for Android M

in its Google I/O conference. It may not disclose the

whole product, but at least android app developers

get some precious glimpses of Android M.

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