Android’s long awaited upgrade, 4.4 KitKat, was lastly released the other day. After all the months of built-up, individuals expect a lot from it, and KitKat is unquestionably a huge upgrade, and well-worth a name change. Aside from the modification of color in the status-bar (from blue to translucent with white), their are not a lot of visual modifications to 4.4 Kitkat, so if you’re stressed that the update will make your phone look entirely various, you can rest assure. Many of the modifications in the latest Android version are new attributes.
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Check out some cool brand-new functions update below:
Google Hangout
The newest version of Google Hangout allows you to incorporate all your messages: SMS and Instant Message chats can now all be in the exact same place, and soon MMS will also be offered to integrate. The new Hangouts also let you share your place and post animated GIFs.
Multitasking
Multitasking is now easier than ever with Android 4.4 Kitkat: the touchscreen performance and the memory are significantly enhanced, and everything is expected to respond faster now. By doing this you’ve the ability to easily do lots of things at the same time: message your pals and pay attention to music at the same time.
Emoji
The emoticon keyboard, Emoji, can now be utilized all over on your phone where there’s a keyboard, and not just in chats any longer. You can utilize it in e-mails and in notes as well.
Caller ID
Another wonderful function: if you get a call from somebody who isn’t a contact, your caller ID will seek out neighborhood listings and company on Google Maps, to see if they can make a match. In this manner you’ll understand who’s calling.
New Art
If you’re listening to music or viewing motion pictures through Chromecast, while your phone is on the lockscreen, artwork and music cds will be displayed. You’ll likewise have the option to return to any specific moment and save it, if you like a particular art work.
Full-screen
This version of Android enables you to hide the condition bar, so that checking out eBooks and looking at pictures is a much better experience. The leading alert bar of Android 4.4 KitKat is transparent, so that you can see your screen at any time, and the view ends up being bigger overall.
Android KitKat 4.4 Hands On Video
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Android 4.4 KitKat appears to have been worth the long wait, and it’s most likely going to be a popular update.