New android 5.0 L Features and Advantage

Android 5.0 L

Android L  is pronounced may be  Lollipop  this version no 5.0  as we getting close to the release date of the Android 5.0 L update for Nexus 4, Nexus 5, Nexus 7, and Nexus 10,more details regarding the new Android iteration are starting to hit the site.  

Beginning with Android 5.0 L, Google will change the way major Android updates are launched. Until now, there have been two major Android updates launched each year, one in the summer and the other one mid-to-late fall. The way Google is planning to release Android 5.0 L is a reminiscent of Apple’s iOS launches.

There are also some controversies regarding the final name of the new Android iteration. Each major Android update had a specific version number and a nickname inspired by a dessert. Given the amount of changes and improvements it brings, it will no doubt have version number 5.0. Because the dessert name has to begin with letter “L,” Lollipop, Licorice, and Lemon Meringue Pie have all been mentioned by speculations. Anyway, most of the reports are pointing towards Lemon Meringue Pie. Summing up, you should expect it to be released as Android 5.0 Lemon Meringue Pie or Android 5.0 LMP.

Android 5.0 L brings a revamped interface thanks to Google’s new design philosophy called Material Design. Therefore, you will be greeted by a more animated and more colorful interface, and by 3D effects and shadows that aim to make the UI more intuitive. You will now be able to see where everything came from and where everything goes at fluid 60 fps transitions.

Improved graphics

Inside Android L, Google has added a graphics-specific “Android extension pack,” which will offer “PC gaming graphics in your pocket.” The pack means games will feature more advanced shaders, improved lighting, realistic reflections, and some clever tessellation for smoke effects.

Android 5.0 L vs. Android KitKat: Battery Life

Project Butter was Google's way of making Android feel smoother and slicker, and now the company has revealed Project Volta – a system which will provide developers with a better means of determining what elements of their apps are draining battery at an unnecessary rate. Because Volta will open up the battery stats to devs, they can tinker with their code to make apps more efficient and spot potential problem areas.

Android L will also take a leaf out of HTC and Samsung's books by coming with a battery saving mode by default. This will help users get as much mileage out of each charge as possible by throttling certain functions when juice is low. Such improvements will ensure that Android L is leaps and bounds ahead of KitKat, which only offers basic stats on what process is gobbling up the most power.