Marshmallow primarily focuses on improving the overall user experience of Lollipop, introducing a new permissions architecture, new APIs for contextual assistants (a feature notably leveraged by "Google Now On Tap"—a new capability of the Google Search app), a new power management system that reduces background activity when a device is not being physically handled, native support for fingerprint recognition and USB Type-C connectors, the ability to migrate data to a micro SD card and use it as primary storage, as well as other internal changes.

1. MARSHMALLOW
ANDROID 6.0

2. ANDROID MARSHMALLOW
• Android 6.0 "Marshmallow" is a version of the Android mobile
operating system. First unveiled in May 2015 at Google I/O under
the codename "Android 'M‘.
• Marshmallow primarily focuses on improving the overall user
experience of Lollipop, introducing a new permissions architecture,
new APIs for contextual assistants (a feature notably leveraged by
"Google Now On Tap"—a new capability of the Google Search app),
a new power management system that reduces background activity
when a device is not being physically handled, native support
for fingerprint recognition and USB Type-C connectors, the ability
to migrate data to a micro SD card and use it as primary storage, as
well as other internal changes.

4. FEATURES OF ANDROID
MARSHMALLOW
• The apps menu is crazy-different
• App search bar and favourites
• The clock has gone all stylish
• Google has added a memory manager
• You can add a lock screen message
• Battery optimisation now on a by-app basis
• Fingerprint scanners supported as standard

5. THE APPS MENU IS CRAZY-DIFFERENT
• One Android Marshmallow change all of you will notice is the
way the new apps menu works. It’s totally different to Lollipop
and the other previous versions of Android.
• This time, instead of a bunch of apps ‘pages’ you flick through
horizontally, the apps box is a scroll thumbed through with a
smooth vertical movement.

7. APP SEARCH BAR AND FAVOURITES
• If your apps library is so massive you can’t remember which
apps/games you’ve uninstalled, this bit will let you get them
back on-board sharpish.
• There are also four special apps slots right at the top of the
apps menu. These are filled using an algorithm that picks the
most important apps based on those you use most, and have
used most recently.

8. THE CLOCK HAS GONE ALL STYLISH
• Lollipop upped Android’s style game, and Marshmallow tries to
take that a step further with a redesigned clock.
• It’s little more than a font shuffle, but does give the new
software a bit of a different, sharper visual personality.
• Check it out below. The date text is now written in all-caps,
and the font of the time characters seems to be a bit thicker, as
if Google has hit the ‘bold’ button.

10. GOOGLE HAS ADDED A MEMORY
MANAGER
• One of the complaints about Android Lollipop was that its
memory-hungry nature introduced all sorts of performance
problems in phones without absolutely loads of RAM.
A new feature lets you check out the memory usage of all your
installed apps without using a third-party app.
• There’s a whole new ‘Memory’ area in the main Settings menu.

11. YOU CAN ADD A LOCK SCREEN
MESSAGE• A tiny little tweak of Android M is that you can now add a little
line of text to your lock screen.
• Unlike the date font, this little extra line is written in lower
case, and seems to have opacity of just under 100 per cent,
making it a bit less bright than the clock.

12. BATTERY OPTIMISATION NOW ON A BY-APP
BASIS
• Android only really started to embrace proper a battery-saving
mode with Android Lollipop, even though custom skins have
had such features for years now. Android Marshmallow adds a
whole new battery area called ‘optimisation’.
This tweaks how apps eat energy when not being actively used
in order to save battery life. As standard, all apps bar the
Android system itself use battery optimisation, and all you can
do is make important apps exempt from this feature.

13. FINGERPRINT SCANNERS SUPPORTED AS
STANDARD
• Finger scanners have been found in Android phones for years
now. However, it’s only with Android Marshmallow that the
system supports the hardware natively. Before now, software
for these scanners had to be jammed in by the manufacturer.

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