5 ways in which Android O will change your experience completely

Google has recently launched a developer preview of Android O. Despite everything we don't know what the O remains for (most probably orange whip or Oreo), yet have a good idea of what are the features being pushed by means of the new operating system.

Here are the 5 features you'll find in Android O

Battery Life
Starting with Android 7.0, Android can restrict certain activities an application needs to do while it's in the background. Android O builds on this beginning and places top priority on saving power and improving battery life without the user having to do anything or install anything.

APIs
With Android O, Google will make using password managers a lot easier. With the new Autofill APIs, Android O will include platform support for autofill, which implies apps, can without much of a stretch enter sensitive information—with your approval, of course.
It's certainly not most groundbreaking feature to draw attention to, yet it should make your life significantly easier if you rely on a password managers.

Notifications
Notifications can now be sorted into "channels," as opposed to simply grouping them all by app. For instance, Android O can group all notifications from a single user from, say, a talk app into a channel, which sounds like it'll be way tidier.

Icons
App icons can also be versatile and change shapes in light of different themes. Additionally, Android O can animate icons when they're touched.

PiP
Android O also supports picture-in-picture (PiP) so you can watch a video while looking at another app, a new app overlay window, and the capacity to dispatch an action on a remote display using multi-display support.