As it goes with all Android updates, this one’s sweet too – The Android Version 6.0 Marshmallow is here amidst much fanfare and hoopla. Google has outdone itself with what it describes as “spot-on answers, fast and smartest shortcuts”. This news coming closely in the heels of the Material Design SDK, jointly welcomes a new era in mobility solutions which opens a whole new vista of digitization on the mobile platform.
The prominent features:
Google declared six major features that users should look forward in Android M –
App permissions:
With Android M, app permissions are now entirely in the users hands and they can accept or deny individual permissions. Permissions will be asked at the time when the app is used the first time and not at the time of installation. The user will have greater control on what information the apps may access, and permission grants can be modified on Settings.
Smarter battery:
The new function Doze improves device standby time so that you do not run out of charge at an inconvenient time. Using the device motion detectors, Android will identify times when the device hasn’t been interacted with and reduce background processes. Android M supports USB Type-C , providing faster charging and allows other devices to be charged with their phone.
Fingerprint Scanner:
You can have your won min-biometric scanner to unlock your device with fingerprint scanners on phones running on Android 6.0. The scanner can be used to unlock the device, shopping in stores and to make payments for app on play Store. With full support from Android, it won’t be too long before devices with fingerprint scanner come into the market.
Original Source: Android M Development
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Well, cloud finally got the attention and position that it deserved in this market.
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After the initial sinking feeling when you realize you’ve lost your phone, it’s important to react swiftly to see whether you can retrieve it or at least cover your bases in terms of changing all of your passwords and logins.
Last week, the Google has finally announced a service that does what most other companies are already doing.
This new service will be named as “Android Device Manager” which will be designed to plug physical security holes, and will be available later in August.
According to a blog post on official Android Blog, this tool will be able to: Locate and ring your misplaced device.
Also, in the event that your phone or tablet is out of earshot (say, at that restaurant you left it at last night), you can locate it on a map in real time.
Protect your personal information and data.
A startup begins with an idea that solves a major problem of human life, making things easier.
As a startup, you always try to bring an innovative solution to a problem that was never addressed before. Right?
For that, you might choose any platform web or mobile. But as most startups love to bag millennials as their primary customers, they go the mobile way.
You have both Android and iOS to choose when you go the mobile way, it’s here most startups go wrong. They attempt to try out both the platforms (iOS and Android app development services) at the same time.
