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Android App Development Companies Will Increase It’s Customer Approval Rating By Utilizing Android L

Written by Ritesh Patil

Topic: Business DevelopmentPublished December 2, 2016
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Google has introduced Android Lollipop version that is an upgrade to the current version of Android operating system on 25th of June 2014 at Google I/O conference. It was named as Android 5.0 “Lollipop” or Android L. It was the major feature of the Google Android app development company conference. Android L will be a designed language based user interface known as “Material Design”, it was the most prominent change that occurred in Android L. A lot of bugs were found in the Android 5.0 version, however, an update was launched in may know as Android 5.1 Lollipop with bug fixes. The latest upgrade to Android 5.1 Lollipop is codenamed “Android M” and it focuses on making developments towards stability and usability. Android M will provide better battery life, familiar visual experience and optimal core experience of Android for users. Here we discuss the differences betwee Android L and Android M: Android L vs Android M The user interface for Android L and Android M would be same while the major differences between this two version are as follows: 1. Rebuilding App Permission Structure App permissions in the previous version of Android was a discomfort for users because the app asks for more information than it actually requires. However, in Android M, users will be able to control the app permissions for Android devices. The previous version of Android requested permissions like Location, SMS, Camera, etc. Android M will only request permission for app during runtime of the app. It will ask permission to users just when a certain feature of the app are being used. such as GPS, Video Calling, etc. Thus eliminating permission that is not related to the feature of an app that users are utilizing. 2. Google Voice “ Now On Tap” Feature Google Voice now has a voice-recognition feature that works as a personal assistant to provide information related to traffic, weather and other features based on a user’s interests. This will enhance the search experience for users, by providing real-time context. Users can get information about anything just by pressing or holding the home key, Google will find the related information and deliver it to the user in a fraction of a second. 3. Payment Option Using Android Pay To compete with popular payment options such as Apple Pay, Android has introduced a Payment solution known as “Android Pay”. Although, Android already has a payment option known as “Google Wallet”. But Google Wallets is considered as a failure. Devices with NFC compatibility will be compatible with “Android Pay” solution. Android pay enables users to connect their phones to a terminal that is integrated with touch-payment, and will provide a digital receipt for a transaction with “Android Pay”. Payments will be made by touching a single app and it will process all of the transactions that are occurring on a user’s smartphone. 4. Fingerprint Support Android M will contain biometric fingerprint support that will compete with the “Touch ID” feature of iOS smartphones. Devices for Android M will have fingerprint support utilizing a fingerprint scanner. This feature will enable users to make highly secured payments with “Android Pay”. Unlocking a device, or signing into any account will be made available using the biometric fingerprint support. 5. Increased Battery Life A major feature of Android M is known as “Doze”. This will improve user experience with regards to battery life. One of its prominent features is that it will put devices and apps in Sleep Mode. This is activated during the period when the device is not been used or thus saving battery life. This feature keeps the apps in a low-power state while the device is asleep and return to normal state whenever the device is being activated. Conclusion This new Android software update will introduce many useful features including more battery life, a new payment option, a brand new security feature and much more.Top mobile app developers will increase it’s customer approval rating by utilizing Android L.

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Ritesh Patil is the co-founder of Mobisoft Infotech that helps startups and enterprises in mobile technology. He loves technology, especially mobile technology. He’s an avid blogger and writes on mobile application. He works in a leading android development company with skilled android app developers that has developed innovative mobile applications across various fields such as Finance, Insurance, Health, Entertainment, Productivity, Social Causes, Education and many more and has bagged numerous awards for the same.

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