Android 7.0 Nougat started rolling out this week!
Google's new form of Android, which was discharged for certain Nexus gadgets this week, accompanies more than 250 new components. Some of them are in the engine changes that enhance general execution and security, similar to record based encryption and direct boot, while others will be all the more instantly discernible.
There are a lot of new traps prepared into Android 7.0 Nougat that you'll need to experiment with when you redesign. Here are the ones I've observed to be the most helpful in this way.
More Emoji
Google is giving Android fans 72 new emoji choices with Nougat, including support for different skin tones, overhauled individuals symbols, new nourishments like avocado and bacon, and the sky is the limit from there. Huge numbers of the new characters have a more human-like appearance, which is a much needed development from the blob-like state of past Android emoji
Split Screen Apps
Google is at last conveying the capacity to view more than one application on screen at the same time, and better late than never. This implies you'll have the capacity to run two applications in split screen mode, making it less demanding to do things like read an email and alter reports in the meantime without switching between applications. Outsider Android programming, similar to the kind found on Samsung's telephones, have upheld this for some time. Presently, with Android 7.0 Nougat, Google is making this a standard.
Easier App Switching
In the new version of Android, you’ll be able to jump between the two apps you’ve used most recently by double tapping the recent apps button. It’s a shortcut that eliminates the need to navigate back to the home screen, making it easier to get stuff done.
Better Notifications
Warnings are getting an upgrade in Android 7.0 Nougat. The overhaul gives them a cleaner, sleeker look that makes alarms less demanding to peruse initially. Besides, there are better approaches to alter notices specifically from the lock screen. Squeezing and hanging on a notice will pull up the alternative to either indicate warnings noiselessly or obstruct all notices from a specific application. A third decision, which is chosen as a matter of course, permits you to have warnings come through typically with a sound and an alarm showed on the lock screen
More Efficient Battery
With its last form of Android, called 6.0 Marshmallow, Google included a component called Doze that kicks your telephone into a rest mode when it's lying still around your work area or end table. Presently, Doze will likewise work when your telephone is moving around in your pocket or sack, which will ideally add more battery life to your Android telephone.
Faster Replies
When you receive a notification,capacity to react to it specifically from the notice plate in Android 7.0 Nougat. This implies when you have an approaching email or message, you won't need to really dispatch the application to send a reaction. Tapping the "Answer" catch will grow the warning to incorporate a content box, which is somewhat speedier than provoking your telephone to open the application first.Quick Settings
Google has added a shortcut to its Settings shortcut with Android 7.0 Nougat. (Shortcuts!) Dragging down from the top of the screen now pulls up a row of about five quick settings options of your choosing called the Quick Settings Bar.
You can tap on the arrow alongside this bar to expand it and show the full list of available Quick Settings. Here, you can also edit the options that appear in the condensed list as well. It’s a minor change, but if you frequently find yourself toggling Wi-Fi on and off or using the flashlight on your phone, this update will help you access those features faster.
(Source: http://time.com/)