ANDROID N (Nutella) - The latest andorid in the market

GOOD NEWS FOR THE ANDROID LOVERS smile emoticon

Google has trolled out the preview of android n. N(NUTELLA) is still in its development stages .

Right off the bat we see that the build is only compatible with the Nexus 6, Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P, Nexus Player, Nexus 9, and Pixel C. This doesn’t necessarily mean the final build won’t be on the popular Nexus 5, but we wouldn’t recommend holding your breath for it, as the phone is pretty long in the tooth now.
ITS NEW FEATURES WOULD BE :-

1) IMPROVED NOTIFICATIONS

One of the changes is the presence of quick shortcuts when you pull down the notification shade once. Other OEMs have always done this but Google required you to pull down twice to access the toggles, which is not the case anymore.
If you do pull down twice, you will see yet another change, where you can now edit the toggles and the grid is now paginated, which means you have a second page for the less frequently used toggles. This way you can have more toggles without the grid being too long.
Another cool new feature Google is adding to Android N is the ability to reply to messages from notifications. This is something iOS does and it can be very convenient. Say you get a WhatsApp message. The notification might appear on the top of the screen, but you still have to go to the app to reply. With the RemoteInput notification API, you will be able to reply quickly to the message from the notification shade itself without leaving the app you are currently in.

2)SPLIT-SCREEN MULTITASKING

Windows does it. iOS does it. Samsung has been doing it since the days dinosaurs walked the Earth. Now, stock Android does it as well. Google has finally added support for split-screen multitasking in Android N.
This feature currently only works with some apps, mostly Google’s own, and apps will have to add support for it.
Honestly, it’s not the most useful feature on smartphones, but can be very useful on tablets such as the Pixel C. So much so that Google is offering a $150 discount on it for developers to try it out.

3)IMPROVED SETTINGS APP

The Settings app also sees some major changes. All the menu items on the main screen now have a description below, so the battery menu, for example, will show the remaining battery and the storage menu will show the remaining storage, etc. If you go one level deeper you also get a new hamburger menu on the top left to jump to other menu options.

The settings menu also has a few new options, such as the data saver, which reduces data consumption for background apps when you’re using network data instead of Wi-Fi. If you go to the System UI Tuner, you will also find an option to use a dark theme, something a lot of people want. There is also a Night mode, which turns your display warmer, so it’s easier on the eyes when you use it at night. It can be turned on manually or set to enable automatically at a certain time.

THIS WAS JUST A BASIC OVERVIEW OF ALL THE NEW STUFF. THERE ARE MANY MORE SUBTLE CHANGES IN THE FIRST BUILD. WE WILL KEEP YOU UPDATED IF WE FIND ANY MORE COOL STUFF OR LET US KNOW IF YOU COME ACROSS ANY.