Android 5.0 Lollipop is by far the biggest change made to Android since its origin. It thought of a visual upgrade as Material Design which is Google’s endeavor to bring together the design and experience across all its products. While the visual changes were the most noticeable, Google likewise made various inside upgrades inside the stage like venture Volta for battery improvement and making Android prepared for x64 based SoCs.

While the vast majority of the inner changes go, unnoticed there are some neat little packed changes in across the entire operating system. In this article, we’ll investigate 9 traps inside Lollipop that every user should know.

9 Best Android 5.0 Lollipop Tricks You Didn’t Know

1.Lollipop Easter egg:

We all love the Easter eggs in every modification of Android, and that goes the same for Lollipop. Head over to the Settings app and tap on About Phone. Tap multiple times on the Android Version number. You’ll be welcomed not surprisingly, by a Lollipop.

Tap on it a couple of more circumstances and now you’re playing Flappy Android? We all loved Flappy bird so much that Google baked it right into the system.

2.Search Within Settings:

This was a feature that was long overdue. While Android is pretty straightforward with its offerings, it can become a little overwhelming for new users to get around it, especially the settings app. Some of the most vital configurations might sometimes get buried in the endless options, and it’s frustrating to find them, well that changes with Lollipop. You can directly hit the search icon to look for the options within the settings app.

3.Built in Flashlight:

Before Lollipop, you wanted to install a third-party flashlight app, now you don’t. You get access to the flashlight toggle right from the quick settings.

4.Guest Accounts:

Guest accounts was a component included JellyBean 4.3 yet including a visitor record wasn’t as natural as it has progressed toward becoming on Lollipop. On Android 5.0, pull down the notification shade and tap for you picture to raise the Users Menu. Here you can add a new account or switch to a guest account. You can likewise switch between the records by long squeezing the power catch and choosing the record you wish to change to.

5.Customize Notifications:

Notifications aren’t something new to Android. But on Lollipop, notifications are supercharged. On lollipop, you get the notifications right on to your lock screen and you can even see the contents of the notifications from the lock screen itself. You can follow up on them by twofold tapping them or expel them by swiping them away. However, now and then you don’t need vital messages or messages to show up on the secure screen that case you can go to Settings and tap on Sounds and warning and tap on When gadget is bolted and tap on Hide delicate notice content. On enabling the option” Hide sensitive notification content”, your notification contents will now remain hidden.

Aside from that, you can likewise change the notice consents on a for every application premise. Tap on App Notifications and then tap on the app whose notifications priority you want to edit, and you can either piece notices totally or organize them, with the goal that they are dependably on top.

6.Screen Pinning:

It’s a common scenario while using your Android phone. You might be enjoying your favorite YouTube clip and you accidentally touch the home button and your experience is interrupted. To avoid this, the screen pinning feature comes into play.

Go to the Settings and tap on Security. Turn on Screen Pinning.

Now, tap on the recent apps button and you see a Pin icon on the bottom. Tap on it and now no matter what you touch, the screen remains pinned to the Display, avoiding accidental interaction.

To unpin. Tap and hold the back button and recent apps button together.

7.Priority Notifications:

On updating to Lollipop, the main new expansion that you may have run over on the volume slider is “priority notifications”. It acts as a “Do not disturb” mode for android which resembles Google’s Implementation of Motorola Alert which either incidentally debilitates every one of the notices or permits just your featured contacts to move beyond it.

In basic words, on need mode your phone will buzz/ring just when a predetermined (featured) contact pings you, in all other situations, it will remain silent. If you happen to select “None”, you won’t get any notifications whatsoever, “Even for your alarms”.

You can empower need mode by squeezing the volume buttons and then tapping on the start icon. The start icon on the status bar indicates the priority mode is active. you can even specify what type of interruptions you wish to allow. Although it is a pretty handy feature it can be a bit of overpowering for new clients to wrap their heads around the arrangement.

8.Inbuilt Battery Saver:

Everybody adores their phone and clearly they need to utilize it. In any case, we don’t care for it when our phone drains down to 20 percent.  The battery saver in Lollipop gets enacted once your telephone hits 15% and it stops the background processes animation giving you an extended life of up to 90 minutes. You have two options for the battery threshold that is 5% and 15%. Be that as it may, on Nexus telephones you can physically turn on the battery saver mode, to save battery from draining fast.

9.Smart Lock:

On an average a typical Android client opens his gadget around 110 times each day. While this offers security but it wastes a lot of time. The smart lock feature on Lollipop detects if the phone’s in your pocket or your bag and keeps it unlocked for you. It does so by using the accelerometer. When you set it down and gadget is not moving it secures once more. Same goes if it’s associated with a put stock in Bluetooth gadget, the length of your gadget is associated with your smartwatch or your PC (a trusted device) the lock screen will be disabled and when its not associated, it will be re-empowered.