Android N debuts at Google I/O, name still undecided

In the early morning of May 19th, the annual Google I/O Developer Conference 2016 opened at the headquarters in Mountain View, California, USA. Many new products such as Google Assistant and Google Home smart speaker were launched. However, we in the mobile phone circle are obviously more interested in Android 7.0 system, namely Android N. Let's take a quick look at the new features below!

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1. First of all, Android N integrates Vulkan, which can provide game developers with better CPU utilization and display performance.

2. Secondly, Android N adds a JIT compiler, which increases the application installation speed by 75%, reduces the application size by 50%, and reduces CPU consumption, which also improves battery life.

3. Again, Android N has greatly improved security, mainly with three improvements: first, encryption based on files rather than devices; second, media framework updates; third, seamless system upgrades; the built-in Chrome browser also integrates the function of preventing malicious websites.

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4. Finally, Android N will put apps that have not been used for a long time into a list, and also provide a "one-click cleanup" button. It supports double-clicking the multitasking key to switch apps, and adds new features such as split screen, picture-in-picture, direct reply to messages/direct reply by pulling down the status bar, and VR mode.

Interestingly, although Android N has been officially launched, Google still hasn't come up with a good name for Android 7.0, and has begun to solicit the wisdom of users. As we all know, the Android system has always used desserts to name itself, so which dessert starting with "N" will eventually be recognized by Google?