In case of Marshmallow some user interaction was involved before an update is being downloaded and is equally time taking. This takes a fairly long time because of the way the files are copied and moved — it’s a bit-by-bit transfer. The files actually are moved to memory in chunks, erased from their original position and rewritten to the new position. This is the best way to make sure nothing gets corrupted while it’s being installed.
With Android 7.0 Nougat, your phone will update in a use friendly manner. All the downloading and copying of files will be done in the background while your phone is still accessible and once it’s finished you will be notified that your system will upgrade the next time you reboot your phone. And flexibility of the runtime compiler mean that you don’t need to sit through the process of updating all of your apps when you reboot.
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Gmail inbox flexibility ensure great customization to save time and making your overall experience personally interactive.
Gmail Inbox with its fresh and modern user interface the app is also packed with all core email elements that you need and its approach seems to be in sync with work flow.
Now No need to dig into your inbox to find what you’re looking for be it’s information regarding upcoming events, your next trip, or a news article concerning you or an interesting article to share with colleagues.
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Google has successfully begun testing a new feature in its Google Maps app for android users that would only allow data to be downloaded by a Wi-Fi connection. This unique feature will help users with the limited data plan as well.
Select users can find the mode in the Maps settings menu in place of the “Offline areas” option. When it enabled, the app will suddenly warns that a small amount of mobile data may still be used, but significantly less than usual. The switch essentially cuts Maps off from cellular data, only loading new information over Wi-Fi, the app will working similarly to the “Use Cellular Data for” option switches in iOS’ own Settings app.
Source:- theverge.com
Prisma photo filter app now out of beta and available to everyone on Android. With more than 400 million pictures “prismed” and over 10.6 million installs on iOS, Prisma is arriving on Android having barely been able to sustain its popularity among iPhone users. Prisma the turn-your-photos-into-paintings app that’s been blowing up over the past few weeks, is now launching on Android in full form. That means you no longer need a beta invite, and will be available to all Android users on the Google Play Store.
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Google introduces Project Blocks which will help kids to learn how the code and logics works in a very play full manner.
This simple platform will allows developers, designers and educators to build physical programming experiences that can help kids (5+) learn to code.
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