Android L gives a glimpse of Android's future with a new design, enhanced notifications, and Bluetooth unlocking
first:
While Google didn't give us a brand-new full-featured version of Android at its 2014 I/O developer conference, it did show off the future of the operating system with Android L, a developer preview of what's to come.
Mean features:
Android L introduces a new design scheme called Material, which adds even more color, adds depth with shadows, and overall gives Android a sleeker, more minimal look. Notifications get a makeover in L, with new ways to alert you of important events, such as a phone call or text message. Other additions include a new way to unlock your device, and smarter battery usage.
Final:
We'll still have to wait at least a few more months before the highly anticipated follow-up to Android 4.4 KitKat makes its public debut. Its official name and version number are both still under wraps, but there's a good chance it'll be Android 4.5 Lollipop (or Lollypop). For now, Android L is available to developers and the general public, so long as you have a Nexus 5 phone or the 2013 edition Nexus 7tablet. Should you choose to play around with Android L, keep in mind it's just a preview and not the final version of what's next.
source:
http://www.cnet.com/products/google-android-l/
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