Android 5.1 is not one of those massive renovations that change your life and will keep pressing the “Check for Updates” in a frenzy over days. But neither is one of those minor updates that have just solved bugs and technical improvements. These are the best features that you get with the new Android, once you finally reach your smartphone .http: //es.gizmodo.com/todo-lo-que-io …
1. Access Quick Sets from the lock screen
In Andorid 5.1, rapid slide down from the top of the screen takes you to the quick settings even if your phone is locked and protected with a PIN. That means you can quickly turn off WiFi or Bluetooth A-GPS, or turn on the flashlight, without unlocking your phone. But it also means that your friends can play with the brightness settings of your screen behind your back. Be careful.
2. Customizing the Quick Setup
Maybe you have not noticed, but to activate some options (such as hotspot WiFi or invert the colors) He added the respective shortcut to quick settings screen. In Android 5.0, you could not get rid of it, but Android 5.1 itself can simply press for a couple of seconds the button for the option you want to remove this screen, giving you more control over the appearance of this panel.
3. Add protection to your devices
Perhaps the biggest change is the “protection devices”, although it is only available on the Nexus 6 devices Nexus 9 and those with Android 5.1. It is activated automatically if you set up a method lock screen (like a PIN), and adds several security measures to hinder further the possibility that someone else access to your devices (for example, your device will stay locked even if you do a reset factory, unless entering your password on Google).
4. Making calls with audio HD
Google has promised high definition audio for the update to Android 5.1, although you’ll need a device that supports it, along with a compatible network. For example, the Nexus 6 with Verizon and T-Mobile are mentioned in the articles in the blog from Google that mention this feature. His accounts with the hardware required and a signal strong enough, be able to hear your calls better than ever.
5. Enable the “priority mode” until you hear your alarm
Are you an enthusiastic user of “priority mode”? If you’ve never used so far, allows you to automatically or manually turn off all sound notification for a specific time period (for example, when you sleep). In Android 5.1, Google added the option to activate the priority mode until your next alarm sounds (like when you have to get out of bed and face the world again, for example).
6. Using two SIM cards simultaneously
We do not have a phone with dual SIM at hand, but users of Android 5.1 Lollipop presumed to have support for two SIM running simultaneously on the same phone. It is certainly a nod to those in developing nations who are buying their first smartphone or frequent travelers. The calling application lets you choose from your SIMs and give a specific color to all your interface so you’re clear on the SIM you are using.
7. Connect more easily
In Android 5.0, touch the button Bluetooth or WiFi in the quick settings allows you to power or turn off these features. Fortunately, Android 5.1 has a much more useful and important possibility: scan networks and devices nearby and give us the necessary information about what features to connect only have to press the little arrow that is located on each icon.
8. Discard notifications temporarily
The notifications on Android now fall from the top of the screen. In Lollipop 5.0 you have three options: rule with a slip sideways on it, run it by touching it, or wait for it to disappear. In Lollipop 5.1 you can now swipe to dismiss as always, only now they will stay on your bar ready to abandon it when you notifications.
9. Adjust the system volume while the music is playing
Not exactly something to shout with excitement, but it certainly is a handy little feature. In the dark days of the old Android 5.0, press the volume buttons when playing audio ( music video … ) I did was change the volume of the audio. Now, you can press the small bell icon to also modify the system volume, and access priority modes or interruption, without having to pause your music. You can adjust the volume of your alarm clock app from the well.
10. Ignore WiFi “broken”
networks
always cling to the WiFi network of your favorite restaurant, but this time find that canceled their subscription a few weeks ago (or there is some other problem with your network). If Lollipop Android 5.1 connects to a WiFi network with poor or nonexistent connection, next time will remember and will not try to connect to it automatically. Meanwhile, you can go and try to solve you the problem with the WiFi the restaurant owner …
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