Android 9 Pie Features and Android's History Android 1.5 C Cupcake- Starting version which come in market.

Android 9 Pie Features and Android's History
1.5CCupcake- Starting version which come in market.
 1.6DDonut.- It support screen resolution 800x480, Bluetooth A2DP, record and play videos.
 2.0/2.1EEclair.
 2.2FForyo.
 2.3GGingerbread.-  It support screen resolution 1280x720, Adobe flash support, Copy and Paste function, NFC and Video calls.
 3.0HHoneycomb-  It support screen resolution 1366x768, This version is coming in Tablets. It suppoort 3D video and private browsing.
 4.0IIce Cream Sandwich(ICS)- Its support multi browsing up-to 16 tabs open in same time And also support facial recognition (Face Unlock). There is better voice recognition(Dictating/Voice Typing).
 4.0/4.2JJelly Bean.
 4.4KKitKat.
 5.0LLollipop.- Its support 64-bits CPU and OS
 6.0MMarshmallow
 7.0NNougat
 8.0OOreo- official link Android 8.0 Oreo
 9.0PPie- official link Android 9.0 Pie

Android 9 Pie Features
Intelligence:-

Adaptive Battery: Uses machine learning to work out which apps you use and when, waking them only when they are likely to be required and in an energy-efficient manner
Adaptive Brightness: Takes into account personal preferences give the ambient lighting, then manages those adjustments for you in the background
App Actions: Builds on the App Predictions feature by also recommending the actions you are likely to take next.
Slices: Allows part of the app UI to be brought right into the Google search results, allowing you to, for example, order a Lyft without opening the app (early access begins in June).
Simplicity:-
New navigation system: A single clean home button, that you swipe up to see predicted apps, and up again to see all apps. Slide to the side to see open apps.
Smart text selection in Overview
Simplified volume controls
Rotation Button: Appears on naviation bar as you turn the device.

Digital Wellbeing

Android Dashboard: Aims to help you understand your habits and promote meaningful engagement. Shows you, for example, how many times you unlocked your phone, how many notifications you received, and how many apps you used. Also gives you controls for how and when you spend time on your phone.
App Timer: Lets you specify how long you should spend using an app, and nudges you when that time draws near.
Slush Gesture: Turn over your phone to automatically enter Do Not Disturb mode.
Wind Down Mode: Tell Google Assistant when you want to go to bed, and when that time draws near it will turn on Do Not Disturb and switch the screen to greyscale mode.

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