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Android Oreo features

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We fully expect this list of features to grow as Google proceeds with Oreo updates in the next year. As such, we'll be adding them below. Here's what we know so far. Picture in Picture (PiP) mode The split-window mode introduced in Android Nougat is a helpful means for multitasking with most apps, but not all apps.  Picture in picture (PiP) takes this a step further by allowing you to miniaturize a YouTube video feed or a video call on Hangouts or Duo into the corner of your screen so you can carry on with other tasks simultaneously. This is one of those "I didn't know I needed this until I tried it" features and one that makes multitasking far less of a compromise than split-window mode. We're excited to see how this feature develops throughout the life of Oreo and beyond. Faster boot times Speedy boot times are usually associated with a step-up in hardware, but  Android  Oreo will supposedly bring this benefit to all phones that run the...
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Android Oreo release date, compatibility and features

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Android Oreo is the name of the current version of Google’s mega-popular mobile operating system that's available now for select devices. In terms of feature highlights, Oreo focuses primarily on speed and efficiency. For Google's phones updated to Android 8.0, another name for Oreo, boot time is cut nearly in half, and we've seen phones from other manufacturers speeding up, too. Additionally, the operating system update tackles pesky background activity that drains your battery and your data plan. While it skimps on new visual changes, Oreo packs in some useful design tweaks, like picture-in-picture (PiP) mode for multitasking with the likes of YouTube, Hangouts and others, as well as notification dots that give you a colorful nudge to check out your notifications. Since  Android  Oreo 8.1 has launched, there are even more extra features to check out, making the upgrade to Google's latest mobile OS version all the more tempting for those who don't hav...
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New Features in Android 8.0 Oreo

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It's official — the newest version of Google's mobile operating system is called  Android 8.0 Oreo , and it will soon start rolling out to Nexus and Pixel devices. This new version has plenty of changes in store, ranging from revamped looks to under-the-hood improvements, so there's tons of cool new stuff to explore. If you own a non-Google flagship device like the Galaxy S8 or OnePlus 5, you'll likely have to wait a few months before Android Oreo hits your own phone. But if you're curious about this new version, or if you have a Nexus or Pixel to test it out on, let's go ahead and take a look at all of the new features and functionality in Android 8.0. Don't Miss:  The Easiest Way to Get Android O on Your Pixel or Nexus Right Now 1 Redesigned Settings Menu The most obvious visual change is a revamped Settings menu, which features subtle dark gray text on an all-white background. Strangely, the side navigation menu introduced in Android Nougat...
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