Android M dev preview ita adda para kadagiti napili a device

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Some of us are still waiting for the availability of Android Lollipop, but Google already released the developer preview of the Android M.

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The latest Android OS dev preview is now available for selected devices namely: Nexus 5, Nexus 6, Nexus 9, and Nexus Player. As for the final version, it’s reported to arrive during Q3 of this year.

Some of the improvements of Android M include:

  • Chrome Custom Tabs – for faster web browsing and a more intuitive user-experience
  • Fingerprint support – it now applies in making purchases for both online and offline transactions
  • Android Pay – works with any NFC-capable smartphone to make transactions easier and faster
  • Doze – uses motion detectors to determine if the user isn’t using the phone so it could go to ‘sleep’ and reduce background performances
  • Google Photos – standalone app that stores unlimited photos and videos as long as they don’t go over 16MP and 1080p resolutions
  • Improved Google Now
  • Faster Google Chrome

For a more detailed look on the mentioned features, head over to the source link.

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Freeje · 11 years ago

Nothing earthshaking or useful for the average Joe.

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Lexty · 11 years ago

Google Now on Tap – Improved Google Now

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miko · 11 years ago

does it also support 64bit processor?

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Vekou X Aitenshi · 11 years ago

Android has always supported 64-bit processor ever since the Linux Kernel supported it.

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miko · 11 years ago

Vekou that’s not what I mean!
Of course android supports 64 bit devices but not all android OS are 64bit!
Let me rephrase my question… Is the OS 64 bit?

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