Android L was launched last week by Google at its annual developer
conference, But it’s not clear that will be called Android 4.5 or Android 5.
Android L features a number of significant updates. As Google
introduce newer design language called material Design which allows developers create
layers within their apps. Also deeply
integrated its Android wear platforms with Android L, allowing users unlock
smartphones without a pin code if they wearing a smartwatch.
Now users allowing respond
to notification directly from the lock screen. Also Google is working to
improve battery life and support 64bit chips.
New navigation buttons : The previously direct buttons have
been replaced with geometric shapes
Calculator: The Calculator app has changed though and
there’s a dash of color in the advanced menu, which sits on the right as a very
visible top layer.
Animations are snappier than ever in L. System-wide all apps
move out of view when you hit the home button by sliding themselves down. When
you touch individual tabs within an app, there’s a very brief ripple animation
that seems so realistic when you think how you want some touch elements to
react. The animation is not necessarily in your face. The tab animation, for
example, remains confined to the top part which has the name.
Google Nexus and Some of HTC models are expected to get
Android L very soon but not clear about other vendor like Samsung, Sony, or
Motorola.
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