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Just a few days ago, Google made a preliminary version of Android 16 available to software developers, which consists of a compilation of changes that were designed to give the user a better experience, as well as better performance and longer battery life.

Likewise, it will bring other security and search functions in the photographs and images section.

According to Google, it was planned to make two launches last November and that the arrival of Android 16 would arrive in the second quarter of the year, changing its usual update after the month of July of each year.

Likewise, Google added a new launch component for applications, which allows the launch flow to be faster, in addition to haptic APIs, which They are application programming interfaces with movements or vibrations that create other sensations in the user.

Also some regular jobs will have a shorter execution time depending on different factors, i.e. the application waiting pool will decrease.

On the Wi-Fi side, this update will have more precise Wi-Fi ranging on devices compatible with the 802.11 AZ system, which “will provide some applications with greater predictability, scalability and dynamic protocol progression with security improvements which include encryption based on the AES-256 method″, according to the ‘Portal Tic’ portal.

What improvements will access to photographs and images have?

Improvements regarding the photo search will be available soon, since privacy can be preserved and specific images or videos will be displayed.

Health Connect will also be subject to updates and this developer preview shows a new data type defined according to the World Health Organization guidelines for moderate activity, in which the user will be prompted for a start and end time. In this same app, data can be entered to support medical records.

2025 for Android will be loaded with new features, so much so that Google recalled that it plans to have another version of Android 16 with new APIs in the fourth quarter of that year.