Android Oreo Features

Android Oreo


2x faster:

Get started on your favorite tasks more quickly with 2x the boot speed when powering up* 
*boot time as measured on Google Pixel

Background limits:

Android Oreo helps minimize background activity in the apps you use least, it's the super power you can't even see.

Autofill:

Picture-in-Picture:
With your permission, Autofill remembers your logins to get you into your favorite apps at supersonic speed.

Allows you to see two apps at once, it's like having super strength and laser vision.


Notification Dots

Notification Dots:

Press the notification dots to quickly see what's new, and easily clear them by swiping away.

Android Instant Apps:

Teleport directly into new apps right from your browser, no installation needed.

Google Play Protect:

Working to keep your device and data safe from misbehaving apps by scanning over 50 billion apps per day, even the ones you haven't installed yet!

Better Battery life.
Emoji : 
Support for newer emojis :-)




Basically:

In terms of features, android 8.0 Oreo is an incremental upgrade over Android 7.0 Nougat with much of the efforts being put to improve the system performance. One of highlights of the new version is the faster boot speed, with Google claiming that the Pixel would boot two times faster on Android Oreo. The update also brings new feature like Notification Dots, support for Autofill APIs, Picture in Picture (PiP) mode, adaptive icons, Google Play Protect, high fidelity audio playback with new Bluetooth codecs and wide-colour gamut support across apps.

In terms of daily use, android 8.0 Oreo users should notice an improvement in battery life with background app limitations and OS-level optimisation for smoother app performance. The update also brings 60 new redesigned emojis and support for XML fonts.

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