With release of every new os the question arises in mind that what's new there
So i am making my sincere effort to explain and here it is :
Muti-User Restricted Profiles
This builds on the multi-user accounts on 4.2, but adds Restricted
Profiles. These make it possible to do parental controls on the tablet,
by changing the performance of apps and other services based on who’s
logged in. It also blocks out access to stuff like in-app purchases.
There’s much more to this than just parental controls, however,
including options for provisioning in enterprise settings.
Bluetooth Improvements
Bluetooth Low Energy (Bluetooth Smart) makes it easy to connect
accessories to Android devices without sapping too much battery. This is
key for smart watch and other wearables, as well as health and fitness
trackers.
OpenGL|ES 3.0
This is huge for game developers, as it allows for much better
graphics rendering, which shows off very well in the demos Google showed
off on stage. Now we can also see lens flares a la J.J. Abrams, and
other very nice visual effects on future games. All of the above is
rendered in real-time in native 1080p.
DRM APIs
Who doesn’t get excited about locked down media content? Serisously
though, this is a boon for content providers and should help Google
convince even more to offer up greater libraries, with the peace of mind
that their stuff is safe. It does accompany the news that Netflix will
deliver 1808p video streaming on Netflix, making the Nexus 7 the first
Android tablet to get that.
Notification Access
You now can access and interact with notifications form the Android
status bar, and use those to be displayed in another app or via
Bluetooth on a connected device (like the Pebble) and you can change
their read status and dismiss them, too.
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