Android M will reportedly improve notification bar and battery life

[[133752]]

Google will release a new version of the Android operating system at the I/O 2015 conference held on May 28-29. It is rumored that Android M will add new volume and interrupt controls and improve battery life.

Google will release a new version of the Android operating system at the I/O 2015 conference held from May 28 to 29. It is reported that in addition to possibly continuing to guide developers to turn to the refreshing Material Design design language, Android M is also expected to bring more deeply integrated APIs and better control over notification push.

During last year's I/O conference, "Android L" was revealed to the public, and its system version number (5.0) and official name (Lollipop) were also revealed in July. In October last year, Android 5.0 (L) began its first push, and then landed on more devices in November. For Android M, its schedule should be basically the same as the previous version.

[[133753]]

For Android M, its schedule should be basically the same as the previous version (Image from: dailytech)

On Lollipop, Google brought card-style notifications on the lock screen, but some users found this method annoying sometimes. In view of this, Android M should allow users to have stricter control over it.

On Lollipop, Google brings card-style notifications on the lock screen (Image from: dailytech)

There are also rumors that Android M will add new volume and interruption controls and improve battery life. Google is also likely to detail how it will use its recently acquired small micro-startup Skybox and its new "No CAPTCHA" Turing test.