Here are 7 New Features of the Featured Android Nougat

Here are 7 New Features of the Featured Android Nougat - Google has announced the name of the next mobile OS as Android Nougat and it is coming soon. Here are the 8 most interesting features you can expect from the latest version.

The development of Android 7.0 Nougat has been featured for developers, meaning the latest OS will be released hopefully in the immediate future. Beawal from Marshmallow, Nougat - we'll still call it Nutella which brings a whole load of new tweaks to the Android ecosystem.

So what kind of sweet treatments Google provides for the new mobile OS that allows us to prefer it?

1.BETTER UI
The most obvious improvement for Android Nougat is its UI tweak. This place is clearer than in its notification menu.
You now get instant eye control when you slide down from the top of the screen, so you'll be able to enable Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and more faster.

2.QUICK SWITCH AND MULTI-WINDOW
Android has long been good at handling multitasking, but it's set to get even better. Will allow you to instantly switch to the last app by pressing the Recent button.

There is also the Delete All button in the latest menu. Believe it or not, this is not present in Android Marshmallow.
In addition, Google brings its own multi-window feature to Android Nougat via the latest menu. Simply press the Recent button from within the app and you will be able to select the app in a split-screen view.

3.PICTURE-IN-PICTURE
This one is aimed more at Android TV users than users' phones or tablets, but Android Nougat supports the ability to watch videos in a window embedded in the corner of the screen while other activities are running.
If you've seen this feature in the YouTube mobile app, you'll understand how it works.

4.Vulkan API SUPPORT
Android Nougat will adopt Vulkan API support, which should improve the quality of games, VR, and other intensive graphics applications.
Vulkan is designed as a substitute for OpenGL, and promises to make the development of cross-platform games much easier and slimmer.
The end result will be more timely, saving electricity, and better looking for games on Android smartphones and tablets.

5.Daydream VR
Android Nougat will be the OS where Google completely released its VR plan.
Meet Daydream. Daydream's new Google VR platform - a standard set of headsets and VR controllers hardware allied to the Android-based UI-based UI that aims to make finding and using VR content much easier and smoother. 20ms ultra-low latency should make for a VR mobile phone experience a lot of raincoats than we've ever seen before.
Compatibility will be limited to brand new handsets, so your current phone may not be able to run Daydream, but the new Google 2016 Nexus phone should be.
Google is really spurring for a tightly controlled hardware environment here, but from 2017, expect the most recent flagship phone to support Daydream.

6. ALLO AND DUO
Apart from all the tweaks and enhancements for Android Nougat, two of the most famous additions will be Allo and Duo apps.
Allo is Google's new messaging app that combines tough search, machine-learning and enterprise security technologies. With that, you will be able to do web searches and make reservations from within a conversation.
Allo can also suggest message replies, based on what he / she understands from the words and images that have been sent to you.

The duo, meanwhile, is a new Google app video call, promising to make video calls as easy as possible. Think of it as a Google FaceTime. You will be able to do things like get a preview of callers before you take (a feature called Knock Knock), while calls will be optimized for use on limited bandwidth connections.

7. UPDATES BETTER
Android apps are constantly updating in the background, it seems. This can really prove quite annoying if you're in the middle of something, especially when you're using an app that's being updated.

On Nougat Android, Google introduced Seamless Updates. This will allow two images of the system to be run simultaneously, essentially allowing you to update the app in the background while you are using it.