Introducing the new features of Android

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When using an app for marketing, the OS of the device can have a big impact.

For example, iBeacon has been supported since iOS7, and the number of cases of marketing at close range has increased. Therefore, knowing the direction of the latest OS can give you a hint as to what you can do with apps in the future. So,
this time we will introduce the new features amazon database of the next version of Android, Android O.

Google released a developer preview of the next version of Android, Android O, on March 21, 2017.
The official version will be released in the third quarter of 2017. I would like to highlight some of its features.



Battery (Background limits)

Users can now restrict the functionality of apps when they are in the background. This is aimed at improving battery consumption.
For example, if an app continues to capture the user's current location in real time for a certain period of time, it will consume a significant amount of battery.
This shows the aim of improving the user experience by avoiding the acquisition of location information that does not match the user's purpose.

This is one of several new features we're introducing first on the blog, so it looks like it's going to be a big change for app development.



Notification channels

Previously, notifications were displayed on an app-by-app basis, but now notifications can be categorized by app categories. Notifications for
each app can be categorized and managed to be displayed or hidden for each category.





others

There are other features like this that will be released soon.


Autofill Framework (Autofill API)
An API is provided that automatically fills in IDs and passwords without the need to type them in on the keyboard. This allows you to select an autofill app in addition to the traditional keyboard. It would be much more convenient for an app to automatically fill in tedious email addresses and passwords.