Android 5.0 is a battery saver OS

The Android 5.0 Lollipop was first showcased at the Google I/O event that was held in June. According to many leading tech sites, the Android Lollipop is sporting the biggest ever refresh in terms of appearance and intuitiveness. The Android Lollipop not only brings the new Material Design user interface, but also the developers have enhanced various segments of the OS such as lock screen and notification centre. One major Android L feature that will impress all users is the improvement it brings to the battery of Android device.

The Android L comes with battery saver feature. As you can guess, the feature will be able to extend the battery life by up to 90 minutes. After updating your device with Android L upgrade, whenever you charge your device, you will be able to see how much time is remaining to achieve full battery life. The battery settings will also show you estimated remaining time on your Android device before you are required charge it again.

When the power saving mode feature is activated, the colour of the status bar as well as navigation bar will change to orange. The orange bar stays there and remains visible even in apps.

It will continue to display that colour until you deactivate the power saving mode. Activating this feature will automatically lower the brightness of the display and stop running the animations. Functions that are running in the background will get disabled and vibration will also get turned off. This will allow the battery to last longer

The Android L OS comes preloaded on the Google Nexus 6 phablet and the Google Nexus 9 tablet that were launched recently. The Motorola Droid Turbo which is expected to get unveiled soon will come preinstalled with Android L. There are plenty of the other Android smartphones that are all set to receive the Android L update very soon.

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Source : ibtimes.com J