Sentences with phrase «over app permissions»

Android 6.0 Marshmallow brings to the fold a cool feature in the shape of enhanced control over apps permissions.

One of the more useful — and long overdue — features coming with Android M is the ability to have precise control over app permissions.

Root access allows you more control over app permissions on your phone, as this feature isn't available to typical users.

Facebook was actually warned over app permissions in 2011, as we've reported before.

Among them is the Doze mode that helps with battery management, Google Now on Tap that shows you contextual information when you long press the home button, better control over apps permissions as well as App Standby.

Stock Android doesn't come with a whole lot of bells and whistles, and apart from a few aesthetic changes, such as the now vertically - scrolling app drawer, the most notable additions with Android 6.0 Marshmallow are Doze, more granular control over app permissions, and Google Now on Tap.

Since Android applications have been readily available to download onto BlackBerry 10.2.1 devices one of the main complaints I see in the comments is that we have no control over app permissions.

This Android Marshmallow update brings a pack of features to the Samsung Galaxy Note 4, which includes various bug fixes, a new app drawer design, better stability, greater control over app permissions and improved battery life thanks to the OS» Doze mode that kills all background processes when the device is sleeping and prevents apps from waking up the device when its display has been off for a while.

Among the new features, the new version of Android will give users better control over app permissions, «you don't have to agree to permissions that don't make sense to you.»

These include Now on Tap, enhanced control over apps permissions, Doze mode, as well as a number of fixes to bugs from the previous OS.

Android Marshmallow brings features such as Google Now on Tap, better control over apps permissions, Doze mode as well as adaptable storage, however, the latter feature is missing from this Sony Xperia Marshmallow update.

That version of Android allows granular control over app permissions and does not run any Google apps — not even the «required» Google Play Services.

Those on Moto Turbo handsets can now enjoy Marshmallow - exclusive features such as Google Now on Tap, enhanced control over apps permissions, Doze mode, and many other enhancements.

You can also control which shortcut toggles you want displayed within that notification drawer; you select what accent and LED colors suit you best; and you get much finer control over app permissions than a device running stock Lollipop.

Both new smartphones will arrive running the new Google M (Marshmallow) OS, which has a number of key changes, including more granular controls over app permissions and Now on Tap — a new way to use Google Search across the entire phone, without leaving the app you're currently using.

Once you have updated, you will be treated to features such as Google Now on Tap, Doze mode, better control over app permissions and so on.

Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow has some amazing additions to the previous Lollipop, with the most notable additions being the battery saving Doze mode and enhanced control over app permissions.

After Google Now, one of Marshmallow's biggest highlights is increased control over app permissions.