BENGALURU: Google’s latest version of its Android Lollipop hasn’t quite hit the market. “Lollipop is not a perfect operating system” says Gordon Kelly, technology contributor of Forbes. Kelly has listed out the “best and the worst things” about Android 5.0 Lollipop.

The following are the ‘Best’ of Google’s Lollipop:

Material Design:

Its new Android user interface is not just brave but is the most brilliant thing about Lollipop. In fact, it might be the single biggest step forward in user design since Apple unveiled the original iPhone in January 2007.

New Notifications:

Google’s biggest selling point was the notifications. But rivals have been catching up. These new notifications not only offer quick actions and quick access to settings but are also incredibly dynamic. They can also be expanded or contracted to see more or less information, individually muted for a specific period, prioritized, and even hidden according to your privacy requests.

Project Volta – Big Battery Life:

Project Volta solves all the battery glitches that Android has been criticized for. The innovation comes from the way it reorganizes background app activity into batches to save unnecessary phone waking. It also automatically detects when you are in an area of weak to stop the continual network data requests that wreck your battery life.

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