Google starts running to
new ground by releasing a Developer Preview of the next version of
Android L. it provides a chance for developers to develop apps and
services for this forthcoming platform. However, we have found some
pros and cons in this release that we are going to mention in this
post.
Search in Settings
All thanks to Google that
adds Search in Settings and make it way to the core Android
experience. One can’t find a many settings in a vanilla Android on
the Nexus to wade through; however, it is still a lifesaver, if you
don’t have an idea about particular seldom tweaked option.
No Battery Percentage
It is a bit difficult to
determine how much battery is left. Having percentage displayed in
battery consider a powerful features that provides idea to user about
remaining battery in %. Google doesn’t have such type of default
functionality, not even a notification panel.
Material Design
Material Design is
extremely eye-catchy and much more consistent. Only we have found one
problem that it doesn’t applied consistently to Android's core.
Later this year, we expect things to be more seamless.
No "Clear All"
button
Google doesn’t have a
proper button for throwing out all notifications or clear the recent
apps list. Users were thinking that why such type of features does
not exist in Google, possibly it is a bit more debatable on the
Recent View.
ART
ART is the latest Android
Runtime that helps to start apps faster and run smoother. However, it
also has some drawbacks as developers have to work double to ensure
that their wares will work once Android L is released. Otherwise, it
is painless transition with crashes or incompatible apps.
Battery Life
The battery life lasts as
longer as a day on the same amount of use when we engaging with
mobile data, browsing, and multimedia in KitKat. There is good news
that Google has been working to enhance battery life in upcoming
release Android L.
Recents redesign
We like current design,
however, application’s thumbnails fill majority of screen. So, it
is advisable to herd to one side in a line, but as far as practical
information compactness goes, nothing has changed. One can also see
three to four applications and can only swipe away those. It would be
great to compressed tickler visualization in better ways.
Do Not Disturb
Now users can have
in-built Do Not Disturb option in Android that adds a bit of
smartness to the notifications. Though it is basic, it is enough for
users to stay away from unwanted things. So, you don’t want to
require to jealous of custom ROMs or similar OEM features.
Inconsistent Material
Design
We didn’t find Android
L Preview meant for end users anyway, so it is not surprising that
even core sections of the Android UI don't adhere to it yet. It
shouldn’t be excuse for app developers to make sure that their
application will be materialized when time comes.
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