How to get Android Marshmallow features on your phone right now! Android 6.0 Marshmallow has finally been released. It is only available on two smart phones: the Nexus 5X phone and Nexus 6P phone.
Android 6.0 Marshmallow Features: permissions management
Android Marshmallow gives you the utility to allow or deny permission retrospectively. However, it’s not part of Android Lollipop.
Marshmallow Chrome Custom Tabs
Chrome Custom Tabs in Marshmallow will help open links directly by loading a stripped-back subset of Chrome that is economizing system resources than the full Chrome browser.
Android Smart Link
While navigating, Smart Link is a feature in Marshmallow that you’ll manage without. Smart Link opens links in the appropriate app instead of the browser. On older versions of Android, install the excellent TapPath.
This version features support for fingerprint readers, and this makes it simple to authorize for payments the fingerprint sensor in this model is supported throughout the OS. It also helps in unlocking your phone as well as authorizing utilities like payments. Similar functionality is also obtainable in recent Samsung devices accredited to PayPal and FIDO. It's simple and easy, just go to Settings > Fingerprints > Pay with PayPal option to enable the feature. It's possible to turn your camera into a scanner using the ICE Unlock if you don’t have a fingerprint reader, but it’ll only unlock your phone.
Android 6.0 Marshmallow Memory management
The Task Manager in Android Marshmallow has improved and enabled you to use the most or least RAM on your device. Find it on play store on older androids.
Android Reorder the app drawer
It has changed, and the first four icons are your most-used apps, and the apps are organized alphabetically.
Doze and battery improvements
Battery life is of concern in most devices. In Android 6.0, Google has introduced a raft of energy-saving improvements including Doze and the ability to charge quickly via USB-C. Unfortunately, you can’t add an extra USB-C port to your device although you can employ several tricks to charge and improve the battery life.
Android Marshmallow features a clever SD card support, and can treat SD cards as if they were internal storage, with no limitations that applied to external storage. If you’ve rooted your device, Link2SD will play the same role.
All the above features are what Android Marshmallow capable of is doing. Now is your turn if you may have a favorite app that recreates a great Marshmallow idea? You are free to share with us below.
