Did you like Android M and the proposed changes it's set to bring to market?
A revamped app permissions system, massively improved Google Now functionality (works within apps), Android Pay and native fingerprint scanning support, and even a whole new battery-efficient standby mode and granular volume controls — these are but a part of the changes that Android M proposes.
It's not a short list by any means, and some of the improvements definitely make M worthy of being referred to as a major update. Sure, design will stay mostly the same, and we know for a fact that visual changes are significantly more popular with users than ones that happen behind the scenes, but we're still excited to see that Google keeps on cracking at it. Getting complacent would be the worst thing to do right now.
Of course, what we feel is an adequate list of changes and improvements doesn't necessarily mean that everyone else necessarily thinks the same. Now that most of you have had sufficient time to let everything sink in and even marinate for a while, what do you think of the update overall? Do you like the proposed changes? Do you think they're insignificant? Or do you feel neutral towards Android M? Vote and let us know!
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