It is assumed that Android 5.0 Lollipop OTA update will start on Nov 3. Besides the Nexus devices, many smartphones including from Motorola, HTC and Sony [see complete list here] will also get the Lollipop OTA (over the air) update in coming days. If you are excited to get the new Android L, you should make sure your smartphone is ready for the update.
One of the biggest changes in Android 5.0 Lollipop is the new Material Design user interface, which makes everything looks cleaner including the wallpaper. The Android 5.0 Lollipop update is yet to be available, but you can enjoy some Lollipop features right on your device. For example wallpapers and sounds.
Google has finally announced the Nexus 6 smartphone along with the new Android operating system Lollipop (Android 5.0). The Nexus 6 is a 5.9-inch stunning phablet that brings amazing features like Turbo Charging (quick charging) and powers a Snapdragon 805, 2.7 quad-core processors with 3GB of RAM.
Kill switch is a proposed security feature for Android L operating system that will safeguard your smartphone when it lost or stolen. Kill switch will be a significant security feature, as it will help users better protect their data when losing their Android phones, especially when it is stolen. You can lock your phone from anywhere, so no one can use it.
After a few weeks of running Android L Developer Preview, you might want to uninstall it from your Nexus 5 and restore the KitKat. As the stable version of Android L will not be with us until this autumn and the developer preview was never intended to be used as a daily device, it is better to uninstall it from your device.
Low Power Mode is a new battery saving feature of Android L that you can get now on all phones with a right combination of apps. The “Low Power Mode” can extend the battery life a lot more. It is by better profiling of battery usage, creating rules for changing phone functions during specific discharge states and clock down the CPU frequency.