The dialer now has a search field that you can use to search for a business’s contact info listed in Google Maps. Smarter Caller IDĪndroid’s default phone app is also getting some welcome changes, including a fresh new design.
In addition, animated GIFs and location sharing through Google Maps will be supported. Video and voice calling have also been improved, to make Hangouts an all-in-one solution to your communication needs. Hangouts will also be getting support for HD video calls across all devices. Instead, Google Hangouts now supports SMS and MMS, so all your messages will be in the same app.
SCREEN RECORDER VERSION FOR KITKAT ANDROID
The old Android messaging app is now a thing of the past with KitKat. Having Google Now is like owning a personal assistant, giving you the ability to manage, search for and.
So, for instance, searching for a restaurant via Google Now can direct you to a restaurant reservation app such as OpenTable, ready to make a reservation for that particular restaurant. In addition, Android 4.4 features a new app-linking feature, which allows Google Search to deep-link search results to applications installed on a user’s device.
SCREEN RECORDER VERSION FOR KITKAT TV
Google Now cards will try to predict information you need based on your location, favorite sites or TV programs. The contextual cards feature also gets an upgrade.
It’s only available to Nexus 5 for now though. You can now activate Google Now by simply saying "OK Google". It looks like these memory optimizations may lead to greater adoption of Android 4.4, and this should help unify Android to some extent. The fact that less than half of all Android phones are running Android 4.x has led to fragmentation issues within Android. These memory improvements are expected to lead to smoother multi-tasking as well. Google has implemented behind-the-scenes improvements to Android 4.4’s memory management, and will be providing developers and OEM manufacturers with tools and options to take advantage of these improvements. KitKat is designed to run on devices with as little as 512MB of RAM. Its easy-to-use and tweak-able operating. NASA, the space agency, was sending Android-powered mini-satellites into space sometime in 2013.
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