Android N hidden tricks

Android N starts arriving on new Nexus devices, sometime in the next few months, it will bring with it hundreds of improvements. Some we have already shown, the big flagships still like multitasking, new notification shade, but there are a lot of other improvements were seeing in the first band that Google hasn’t talked about. Let me tell you what some of those prizes are.

The build in file manager is a lot more powerful, you might not even know that’s Marshmallow actually had built in file explorer already in it, but got more powerful Android N, if you want to find it go to “setting” then “storage and explore”.

Nexus has become second nature to me, it started testing Android N, double tapping the “Recent Apps Button” let you switch between your last apps that’s it, by keeping tapping it will take you to the previous one and the previous one and the previous one, it’s really useful.

The next one is going to be very handy if you get a lot of spamming and telemarketing calls, you can block phone numbers at the system level, we get calls all the time, people that want us to download more RAM on our computer, tell us you Windows computer are putting out Airs. Android N now has a system level Call Blocking feature, it’s going to play across the entire phone, and the best of all setting is going to persist across reset, if you got a new phone away for current one, you’re starting from ground zero.

Next one is pretty handy for you guys that use your phone as an alarm, Do Not Disturb can set and automatically alarm goes off.

Phones are becoming more important to us, there are credit card, also a way to let people know how to reach our loved ones, should something bad happened to you, you can now add emergency contact, medical information right to your home screen.

By the way, Google starts asking for help naming Android N, so, what name would you give to Android N?