Enjoy device sharing with new Android Lollipop

Other than providing the awesome control to alter the notifications via priority mode, Android Lollipop is packed with full of connectivity and sharing options that allows user to enjoy a high level device sharing and inter connectivity experience, something which Google senior Vice President Mr. Sundar Pichai anticipated back in Google I/O 2014, June conference. With highly accumulative device sharing feature, Lollipop is going to change your life enormously. No problem if you forget your phone at your home and missing it in a ceremony or in a meeting , you can still access many of your personal phone features like calling messaging, using camera etc. by simply logging into your friend’s Android phone. But this feature will be more useful for the ones who tend to share personal devices with their friends or family. Otherwise you may face embarrassment. And with the guest option, you can lend or borrow the Android device while keeping the personal stuff away from that guest. With screen pinning, you can pin your screen to allow the specific content to be shown to your friend with disallowing him to mess up with your personal data. There’s another thing which will relish the Androiders that the new Lollipop equipped devices will come up with automatic encryption turned on settings to keep secure the data upon stolen since many people tend to forget to encrypt their smartphones. Some new features such as SELinux are also being added for the apps for their self-defense against potential viruses. Moreover it has come with better internet connectivity with limited interruptions and powerful Bluetooth. The device will catch up the secure internet connection on Wi-Fi. Google came up with its two Nexus devices, Nexus 9 tablet and Nexus 6 smartphone which will be the very first devices to receive the new OS Android 5.0 Lollipop. Google has said that the Nexus, 4, 5, 7 and 10 will automatically be upgraded to the newest version of OS. Sony also joined the Lollipop party by announcing on their BlogSpot about their lineup that would acquire the newest OS. HTC One M8 and M7 will also be upgraded to the sweetest version of the OS. Motorola has confirmed on their BlogSpot that Android 5.0 will soon strike the devices such as Moto X 1st and 2nd Gen, Moto G 1st and 2nd Gen, Moto G with 4G LTE, Moto E Droid Ultra, Droid Maxx, and Droid Mini. But what about Samsung? The details are still to be known but according to the various think tanks, the new Note 4 and Galaxy S5 will most likely to receive the latest OS. Some people are also hoping the Lollipop to be injected in Note 3 and S4.