Android M was unveiled during Google's annual I/
O conference last May and is expected to
become publicly available this fall. The next
major Android version will be trying to optimize
the performance even further by lowering the
RAM usage, improving the standby and overall
battery endurance.
Android M will also introduce native support for
fingerprint sensors and security authentications.
An official app permission manager is coming
too, as well as support for USB Type-C
connectors and capability for charging other
devices.
Android 6.0 Marshmallow new Developer's
Preview is now available on Nexus 5, 6, 9 and the
Nexus Player. The preview will be the last one
before the RTM version.
The official SDK is live as well. The devs can
now upload their Android 6.0 compatible apps to
the Play Store.
Marshmallow should make it first on the Nexus
devices this fall.
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