What Android Oreo has to offer to Android users and developers
Android Oreo, that’s the official name of the next version of the OS, is now out for developers. It is said that Android Oreo has entered the carrier testing phase for both Pixel and Nexus. So updates for the latest Nexus and Pixel devices can be seen soon.
Today, we are going to list all the possible
things that Android Oreo has to offer to its users and also to its
developers.
2x The Speed
Android Oreo offers 2 times the boot speed when powering up. This means
getting started on your tasks becomes quick and easy. Android Oreo solves
one major issue. It reduces the background activity of the apps that are
least used by you.
Autofill
Android Oreo has a feature called Autofill. It is okay if you forget your
login credentials because it remembers and lets you into your apps without
any delay. It does this with your permission. And also allows you to see two
apps at once.
Notification Dots
Android Oreo shows notification dots that show what’s new. You can easily
clear them by swiping them away. It helps you transport directly into new
apps right from your browser. It doesn’t even require installation.
Battery Life Is Probably The Best Feature
Google Play Protect constantly works to keep your device and data safe from
apps that create problems. It does that by scanning over 50 billion apps per
day. It’s also a real lifesaver. You can be sure about keeping your
battery's life full and powerful, with whatever you are doing and wherever
you are. Android Oreo lets you express yourself in more ways with a fully
redesigned emoji set. This set includes over 60 new emojis.
New sets of emoji
Android Oreo lets you express yourself in more ways with a fully redesigned
emoji set. This set includes over 60 new emojis.
Accessibility Buttons
There are Accessibility Buttons on the Android Oreo. They can be operated
right from the navigation bar. Accessibility services offer the best audio
experience to you. There will also be Adaptive Icons. These Adaptive Icons
will be covered by OEMs to ensure intra-device consistency.
Ambient Screen
Android Oreo offers a more ambient screen that highlights the incoming
notification with larger font, highlighted app name, and instant access to
actions. You will be able to have more control over how apps run in the
background. This results in a better overall performance of the system.
There are limits put to the frequency of location updates in the background.
Full-Color Management
Android Oreo enables applications to give out lavish and mindblowing visual
content. It manages to do that with more lively colors and minute details.
Android Oreo reinforces full-color management. This allows applications to
show images in the format and quality they were intended to be shown. The
applications on your phone don’t have to have custom fonts anymore. This
only helps in reducing their size.
More Control Over Apps
On Android Oreo, unknown apps can’t operate without your permission.
Installation of APKs will require your permission in order to be installed.
It also lets you allot files using web links on the Internet. Using Android
Oreo, you will have more detailed and consistent control over which
notifications can appear and how invasive they are. You can also hide
notifications for a particular period of time. Android Oreo has some of the
biggest changes to Android to date. These include a modular architecture.
This way the task of delivering Android updates becomes easier.
Easier For Developers
The size of the text can now be enlarged or reduced on its own by
Developers. This can be done using TextView, which shows the size and
characteristics. This will make it much easier to use the text size on
different screens. Android O will automatically connect you to high-quality
open WiFi. It then secures your connection with a VPN back to Google.
It will be Android 8.0, following Android Nougat. The new OS, Android Oreo, is expected to arrive on devices by the end of this year.