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Android P will have a new Adaptive Battery setting for extended life
First of all Google intend to make sure that the performance of the device isn’t reliant on the hardware, i.e. the TV, as most users of Android TV don’t necessary have high end smart TVs.
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The new Adaptive Battery prioritizes battery power only for the apps and services you use the most, to help you squeeze the most out of your battery. The final release of Android P for the device, however, will include the MIUI framework changes. At least, to begin with.
Finally, there’s “real-time results”, which isn’t so much a new feature as it is a general interface improvement.
The update, among features being unveiled at Google I/O, comes as Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft and other technology leaders are vying to provide artificial intelligence to manage photos, emails, schedules and more. The new tab will suggest nearby businesses, restaurants, and other activities based on things you’ve rated, places you’ve visited, and other input. That way, you’ll make life simple for customers and always be in demand.
Android P would have a dashboard to show information about a user’s phone usage. Google has listened to feedback and chose to revert this change with DP2, however. You need to click on this button.
Pichai cited an example of a set of Google-developed neural network used to analyze diabetic retinopathy which could now be used to better predict the chances of a person having future heart problems. Here is a little guide to help you enter the split screen mode in the Android P.
Gently slide your finger along the Home button to switch from one open app to another: This will again reveal card for apps running in the background on your phone. Lens lets you just point your camera and get answers about everything from that building in front of you.to the concert poster you passed.to that lamp you liked in the store window. The result is like stepping inside a real-time version of Google’s Street View, with the ability to do things like identify buildings as you look at them, or translate street signs as you follow directions. That can save you a lot of time if you just want to quickly go back and forth between two apps. On a P phone, you swipe up on a card to ditch the underlying app.
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Menu items letting you toggle between navigation, media playback and taking hands-free telephone calls now appear in a vertical strip on the left side of the display – closer to the driver, a Google rep told me – while the main display is flanked by a secondary screen on the right.