Android is Google’s mobile operating system that was first introduced by the company in 2007. Today, it has developed from its beta version of the most popular and largest mobile platform used on millions of mobile devices. The popularity of Android grew because it is an open source platform that you can customize according to your needs. There are millions of applications, or known as apps for short, that can enhance your experience whatever mobile device you may have.
Android apps are created by a large community of developers and coding enthusiasts to greatly improve your experience and increase functionality of your mobile device. The idea of an open source platform provides flexibility to developers, coders, manufacturers and carriers to modify the software and distribute it for free.
Jelly Bean has started as the Android 4.1 version of the operating system in 2012. Google then released an enhanced version of the Jelly Bean with Android 4.2. Minor bug fixes and further enhancements of the Jelly Bean are released through the 4.2.1 and 4.2.2 version of the operating system. Google has just released the new Android 4.3 Jelly Bean. This much awaited version comes with great new features that can every developer and end-users can enjoy. Here are the top 5 new features of the sweeter Android 4.3 Jelly Bean:
Restricted Profiles
The capability of your tablet to be used by multiple users has been introduced in the Jelly Bean 4.2 version. This feature has been enhanced to allow restriction on each user profile. If you want to allow your kids to access only some applications or content, you can set the profile to do just that. You can even filter the websites your kids can access and disable some of the tablet’s functionality like the camera. Each user will have separate interface and environment when the tablet is used. You as the owner will be able to set those restrictions without worrying that your own account will be accessed. This feature will also be of great use for public internet cafes or retail POS.
Ultra High Definition Support
The 4K ultra high definition is now supported through Jelly Bean 4.3 version. This feature is actually a forward-thinking approach of Google since there are no mobile devices yet with a 4K resolution. This kind of resolution can only be found in cinemas or huge televisions. This feature is a sign of things to come soon, like a 4K capable TV that supports Google in your living room.
Background Location Scan
Even if your connection to Wifi has been turned off, your device will still scan data through the WiFi to get your most accurate location. Location data are very important with Google so you can be provided with accurate information.
Advanced Input Algorithm
The keyboard was greatly enhanced to increase tap-typing recognition with an advanced algorithm. This advanced algorithm also supports joystick and gaming buttons lower latency input. A new emoji keyboard is also provided.
Low Energy Bluetooth Support
Low energy Bluetooth accessories like heart monitors, thermometers and other wearable technologies are now supported. Your device can now communicate with these accessories and sensors without much effect on your battery juice. Google glasses will benefit from this feature.
There are many other good and new features that can find in the new Android 4.3 Jelly Bean. The first device that is shipped out in the market with a pre-loaded Jelly Bean 4.3 operating system is the Nexus 7. It is said that this might be the last Jelly Bean update as giant Google prepares for yet another great update through the Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie.
