It is the Annual Developer’s Conference; Google I/O 2015, where the latest version of the Android OS has made its appearance. The next in the row is the Android M, an updated version of the Android Lollipop. Yesterday, on 28th May, 2015, the Google has made an announcement of its latest Android version. Alike the Lollipop version previewed as the Android L; the upcoming OS is referred as the Android M. The upcoming OS would probably be loaded with various enhanced features, making it a next-gen OS. It is expected that the Android M will get Codename Macadamia Nut Cookie.
While the introduction of the Android M at the event, the Google has highlighted six major changes that have been made in the OS. The six key concepts are App permissions, fingerprint support, smoother app-to-web experience, Android Pay, App-linking capability and better battery management. The new operating system will also provide a new way to fetch the information and protect privacy on the compatible device. All of these features are used in the new OS to enhance stability and working efficiency on the platform.
App permissions, it will allow the users to decide which permissions they wants, unlike the current implementation where the users have to agree to all app permissions on first install and the same for the updates. In Android M, users will get notifications asking for permissions only when they are using a particular function in an app. Fingerprint support, this feature will make your Android Pay transaction easier as you can use fingerprint to unlock your device to purchase Play Store.
