Android 5.0 has eight expectations that should be fulfilled most, and Android expects

Android 5.0 has eight expectations that should be fulfilled most, and Android expects

There is no doubt that Android 5 will be an exciting operating system, because there is no significant difference between Android 4.4 and Android 5.0. Obviously, Google will make some major innovations in Android. So what are the new features of Android 5.0, codenamed "lemon cheesecake" or "Lemon pastry pie", and when will it be released? Let's take a look at the information we have collected.

　　Interface and functions

A few days ago, the new version of Android has been leaked in the Internet, but it is not clear whether it is Android 4.5 or 5.0. As you can see, the UI of the new Android system is more flat, and the icon design is further integrated with Chrome OS. This design is called Moonshine inside Google ).

In terms of functions, Google Babble instant messaging software will first be added to provide call, voice, video group chat and other functions as a supplement to Google +, this feature has been confirmed by emails from Google employees. In addition, Android 5.0 also hopes to enhance the fitness application function, which is obviously aimed at restraining Apple iOS 8 with built-in Healthbook and better cooperating with the coming Android Wear smart watch platform, provides richer wearable functions.

There are also some rumors that Android 5.0 may replace Google's desktop system Chrome OS, which will be divided into two versions: high and low power. The former is obviously for the current Chromebook Notebook; the low-power version is for smartphones and tablets.

　　Release Date

From the date of release of Android 4.4, we can expect that the date of release of Android 5.0 may be the upcoming Google I/O developer conference, but it may also be delayed until mid-to-late 2014. Some media and analysts believe that Google will be the first to launch a slightly improved Android 2014 in early 4.5, and Android 5.0 will be released in the second half of the year. Obviously, we think the Android 4.X version is a little boring compared with Apple iOS 7. Google needs to release the new version as soon as possible to bring new user experience.

　　Android 5.0

New mobile phones, including Samsung Galaxy S5 And HTC One M8, are equipped with the Android 4.4 system at the beginning of the year, so we can only expect updated models. Apparently, Google's own products will be first launched, such as the rumored Nexus 6, but there is not much information at present.

　　What we expect is Android 5.0

　　1. Performance Mode

Some Android phones that use user-defined interfaces have built-in performance models, including automatic, power-saving, and high-performance models. We think Google should add them as a basic function to Android 5.0, this allows all users to better use their mobile phones as needed.

　　2. better cross-device content Synchronization

Google has provided some basic multi-device content synchronization. As long as you log on to your Google account, you can synchronize some content on multiple Android devices. However, we expect android 5.0 to further optimize this function and provide functions such as online video broadcast, phone record, and SMS synchronization between different devices.

　　3. Enhanced Social Network Support

Android generally only supports some of Google's own social apps, but we hope that Google will be more open and provide social aggregation functions similar to Sony and LG Mobile Phones.

　　4. Video Chat applications

Apple iOS devices have the Facetime video call function integrated in the system. However, Android devices need to download third-party applications such as Skype and register another account to use this function, which is obviously very troublesome. We want Google to add the official video call function based on Google's account or mobile phone number to Android 5.0.

　　5. Multiple Contact Selection

Sometimes, you may need to select multiple contacts to send emails or text messages, but this operation cannot be performed in the Android phone book and can only be selected for related applications. This is a small detail that can be improved.

　　6. Application Trial and Promotion Code

Apple has added marketing methods such as in-house purchase and Promotion Code to the AppStore and achieved remarkable results. We also hope that Google can join some new mechanisms to encourage application developers to launch trial version applications or add promotional code functions to motivate developers, it brings more attractive applications to the Android platform.

　　7. "Never Update" option

This feature is unlikely to happen, but all consumers should like it. If we really like Android 5.0, we may not want to bring up an update notification one day, forcing us to upgrade, just as some iOS 6 users do not like to upgrade to iOS 7.

　　8. Other small details

Google may not do as well as Apple in terms of details, for example, the application menu is slightly messy, we do not support more flexible classification and cannot directly change the battery percentage display in settings (Android 4.4 requires a single command to achieve this). We all want to see improvements on Android 5.0.