
Lollipop has been designed to connect all of your devices together by allowing for each device to have multiple account users. For instance, if you somehow loose you phone, you can log into another android powered phone and instantly access all of your contacts, photos, and anything else synced to the cloud. This feature can also be used for families who want to share their phones, but not what's on them. There will also be an option for a guest account where you can lend your phone to someone to make a phone call and know that they can't view your information. If you don't want to go through the trouble of making multiple accounts, you can instead use the screen pinning feature. Screen pinning allows you to select certain content to be viewed at that time and will not allow the user to divert from that page without your permission.
To make things easier for users, Google has made a new Quick Settings option that will allow a new menu to come down when using two fingers to slide down the screen. From their you will be able to access you most frequently used features including their new handy controls like flashlight, screen rotation, hotspot, and cast screen controls. You will also be able to toggle WiFi, Bluetooth, and location controls on and off from this menu. Other functions can be added into the menu once the final version is completed.
There have also been a lot of improvements that all types of media lovers can enjoy, whether it's in music, videos, or photography. With all of the upgrades added into its interface, one of the most notable is towards its audio capabilities. There is now low latency audio input that allows for an amazing real time experience for applications that have strict delay requirements. USB Audio support has also been added enabling for compatible devices such as USB microphones, speakers, and other USB audio devices like amplifiers and mixers to be plugged into your Android device. The added professional photography capabilities allow for pictures to be captured in full resolution frames at 30 fps. With the added help of the control capture settings, you can adjust the sensors, lens and flash per individual frame to make some stunning photographs.
Lollipop's Interface has been optimized for use on living room devices, such as the Android Tv. It will now give you recommended content based on your search history and previous watched Movies and Tv Shows. You will also be able to use the Google Voice feature to simply say what you are looking for instead of typing it out. If you would still like to type it out using your gamepad or Android powered device, you may. With this feature you will be able to play your Android games on your Tv or fling apps onto the screen from your tablet or phone, making for a better entertainment experience.



More updates are on the way, but from what we know so far it seems that this is going to be a better OS than it's predecessor.
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