From the Editor`s Desk: Is Android O a boring release?
(Android Central)

The lack of new whizbang user-facing features in O is a sign of Android`s maturity, but that doesn`t mean we won`t see big surprises for non-phone devices. The big Android story of the week was Android O. Based on what we know about O so far, it would appear to be one of those Android releases, like KitKat or Marshmallow that tunes things up, adds under-the-hood enhancements and builds on already solid foundations. There are important features for developers, like background app limits, which could significantly improve Android battery life. And new things for users, like native app badge support (finally!) and notification channels. But on the whole, normal Android owners could be forgiven for not really caring about O just yet. That`s understandable. Few phones will get the update this year, if the OS`s track record is any indicator. Instead, Android O is what you`ll see for the first time next year on your Galaxy S9 or LG G7 or Huawei P11. The fact that we`re not seeing any hu...