5 things I love about Android 5.0 Lollipop

Although I know that many of you are still waiting for the arrival of Android Lollipop to your devices, today I can tell you that after a little more than a week fiddling with it on my Nexus 5, there are some things that I have loved, although others not so much. In fact, the problems that existed with the latest version of Android, both in general terms and those that occurred in some devices, have already focused several of our articles, and yet we had not had time to see the good side. of the matter, with what I think is about time, don't you think? And that is precisely my proposal today in 5 things I love about Android 5.0 Lollipop.

Obviously, when I say that they are things I love in Android 5.0, I am referring to news that Google had not shown us until now, and that have returned to the world of mobile operating systems many possibilities that we do have in other types of devices, or that we simply had not realized how useful they can be. result by having them in our terminal. In this case, those of you who still cannot see them, I advise you not to despair, because they are really worth it.

5 things I love about Android 5.0 Lollipop

Switch user and guest user

Maybe if you already use Android L You may have noticed that right on the Home screen you have a symbol with the profile image that you use in Google Plus. This is actually the one that identifies you with your Google user account and the one that indicates in this case that the session is currently started on your behalf. However, it is not only for that. If you click on it, you will notice that a menu opens that allows you to create a new user, or a guest user. In both cases, it is to use the phone without access to the personal data of your account, although in the case of the invited user, everything will disappear when the session ends.

Material Design

It just has me in love. In every sense. On many occasions we criticized Android because it lacked that chic touch, that functional design that makes you fall in love with how it was created. And I think Google, this time, has really hit the nail on the head.

Notifications with priorities

If you are one of those who do not pay much attention to your notifications, or have few apps with them activated, the Android Lollipop improvement may not be too relevant. However, in case you hadn't noticed before, now press the volume buttons on your device to realize that you have, in addition to the up and down option, several references to priority. That is a panel to configure how many notifications you want to reach you. However, the system will notify you of everything. With nothing, it won't notify you of anything. And with Priority, you can select the apps that it notifies you about. What is cool?

Improved multitasking

Multitasking is now much faster, and moving between open applications is much more enjoyable. At least in my case, that I am one of those who leaves everything open because I forget to close, I have seen how the system responds much better when moving between tasks that have been pending, and also that it is more efficient when eliminating them.

Battery saving mode

You may find that your Android spends more with Android 5.0. However, this is only due to the fact that it will notify you ahead of time of the need to recharge your phone. In fact, you will see it when you have 15% of the autonomy left. At that point, you can activate the battery saving mode and make the phone last much longer in emergency situations. And these things, you know, are always very useful.