5 annoying features of Android Lollipop that Android M will likely fix
Although Lollipop might still be safely viewed as one of the major, if not the most major release of the platform. A complete visual overhaul and a extremely deep bag of new features are just two aspects in which Android 5.0 set new standards. Alas, it was a bit rushed in, bringing some pretty grave bugs, issues, and... generally said, problems that disappointed many.
Fortunately, the newest iteration of the OS will most likely fix many of the shortcomings that marred 2014's Android. The M release of Android which is sadly still devoid of a dessert-y name will focus on UI and under-the-hood improvements; certainly, it won't come with many major new features, but will try to fill in the gaps and generally improve the user experience.
We had our fair share of gripes with Lollipop. Here's how Android M will (most likely) be fixing these.
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