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Android 6.0 Marshmallow Features

Android 6.0 Marshmallow release date
On September 29, Google confirmed that Android
Marshmallow would start to roll out to existing
Nexus devices – that's the Nexus 5, Nexus 6,
Nexus 7, Nexus 9 and Nexus Player – from
Monday October 5, so if you have one of those
devices, keep an eye out for the update.
The new Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P will come with
Marshmallow straight out of the box,. Pre-orders
for these phones are now open in the US, UK,
Ireland and Japan, with shipping due to begin in
October.
For other handsets, when you get the update
depends on your manufacturer. Keep an eye on
our constantly-updated article

When you tap & hold on the home button, Now
on Tap provides relevant info and shortcuts to
your apps based on what you’re doing.

A battery that works smarter, not harder
Android Marshmallow saves your juice for what
matters most
                         Doze
When your device is at rest, Doze automatically
puts it into a sleep state. So your phone can still
set off your alarm in the morning even if you
forgot to charge it. Phew!
                      App Standby
No more battery drain from seldom used apps:
App Standby limits their impact on battery life so
your charge lasts longer.
Greater control for more peace of mind
            Permissions your way
No need to give apps access all the time.
Android Marshmallow lets you define what you
want to share and when. Turn permissions off at
any time, too.

Simplified security with your fingerprint
Skip the crazy passwords: The key is at hand.
Your fingerprint unlocks your phone and lets you
securely breeze through sign in and checkout on
Android Pay, the Play Store and even in apps.

Improved cut, copy and paste

When you select text on a current Android device,
a series of confusing icons appears at the top of
the screen, and figuring out what they all do
takes trial-and-error. In Android Marshmallow, the
words 'cut', 'copy' and 'paste' will simply float
above selected text, making the process much
simpler.
It might seem a minor change, but these new
cut, copy and paste options are an overdue
update to one of the most commonly used
features. The new, more intuitive approach
mirrors the iOS way of doing things – and why
not if it works?

Auto app data backup
The new app backup feature on Android
Marshmallow will, in time, be very useful. It
creates a copy of practically everything an app
needs to be reinstalled and pick up where it left
off. All the data is backed up to Google Drive,
from which it can be plucked and placed on a
new or reset device. So all your data, settings
and passwords go back to how they were as if
nothing ever happened.
The big problem is that it only works on apps
targeting API 23, which, at the moment, is a
mere five percent of the top 200 third-party, non-
game apps. App makers also have to choose to
enable the auto backup feature, and many do not,
so you may have to activate it yourself. In time
though, we're sure this feature will be widely
implemented and prove to be very useful.

New app drawer
One of the most immediately obvious visual
changes to Android 6.0 is the new app drawer.
This now scrolls vertically instead of horizontally,
and is held against a white background, rather
than a muted shade of your homepage wallpaper.
Across the top of the menu you will see your
four most recently used apps.
Android M's new app drawer (left) and the home
screen rotation options (right).

Android Marshmallow RAM manager
Google has introduced a new RAM manager to
Android M, with the aim of providing users with
more accurate and comprehensible information
regarding the maximum and average RAM usage
of apps.
The menu can be found in Settings > Apps >
Options (three dots button) > Advanced >
Memory. Though it's a little hard to navigate to,
the page offers a far clearer insight into app
demands, and the overall effect they will have on
your device.
With a reading of an individual app's RAM
consumption, as well as how often it is running
in the background, users will be able to better
determine which apps should be removed in
endless bid to increase device performance and
battery life.
Android M even includes a simple bar at the top
of the page displaying the current performance
status of a person's handset; if it says 'good
performance', you're probably running an efficient
set of apps.

Adoptable Storage Devices
Though Google has in the past tried to step away
from external storage use (the reason why none
of its Nexus devices house a microSD card slot),
it appears that Android Marshmallow is striking a
compromise.
Adoptable Storage Devices is Google's new
storage feature which essentially takes an
external storage source (such as an SD card or
USB drive) and formats it like an internal storage
space. This means that app and personal data
can be moved freely between a devices internal
storage and its 'adopted' storage source.
Adopted storage devices are wrapped in a layer
of encryption to soothe security concerns and
both microSD cards and USB OTG drives are
currently supported.

Android Marshmallow dark theme
Buried within the the first developer preview of
the Android 6.0 settings was a 'Dark theme'
option which transformed the menu background
to a dark grey color rather than the normal pale
shade. At the time, this only affected the settings
menu, not the app drawer, and its function was
purely cosmetic. Still, it looked nice on our Nexus
6 and we hoped it would get developed further.
You can find the dark theme in Settings >
Developer Options (which is enabled by tapping
on your device build number seven times in the
'About Phone' page.)
But in the second developer preview of Android
6.0, that dark theme had been removed by
Google. We're not sure why this happened or if
it's a permanent removal, but we're hoping to
see the dark theme make a triumphant return –
in more than just the Settings menu – when
Android M is finalized.
We're not the only ones. Hernán Castañón delved
into the Android Marshmallow source code to
reveal veiled references to a 'night mode'. This
sounds mysterious, but these traces of code
bring hope that Google hasn't quite renounced
the possibility of a dark theme yet. Perhaps it
even has plans for a color theme that changes
according to the time of day, which would stop
you from blinding yourself with a careless late-
night look at your phone's glaring white screen.

Google Now
Google Now has been improved upon once again
with Android Marshmallow. It is now smarter
than ever, and focuses on three key areas: being
aware of different contexts, providing answers
and helping you take action,
Google Now's context awareness understands
more than100 million different places, so when
you ask "How far is it to there?" Google Now
know exactly which "there" you're referring to.
This awareness is compounded by Google's
Knowledge Graph, which understands one billion
different entities, from sports teams to gas
stations, TV shows to recipes.
Google Now on Tap can provide relevant content
without even leaving the app you're in.

Google Now is also rolling out a pilot program
called Now on Tap with 100 popular apps. Now
on Tap provides Google Now-like content right
where you are, without having to leave the app
you're in. So if you're in Spotify and say "Ok
Google, what is his real name?" Now on Tap will
know you're talking about the musician you're
listening to and provide search results right there
and then.
The same goes for the content of emails. If
someone asks you a question about a restaurant
or to remember something on your way home,
Now on Tap can automatically pop up a
restaurant card with Maps info, Yelp, OpenTable
and the dialer, as well as offer to set a reminder
for whatever it was you were supposed to not
forget.
What you need to know about Google Now on
Tap
Visual Voicemail
Information gleaned from the Android Developer
Preview issue tracker page indicated that
Android M will include Visual Voicemail service
accessible from the dialer. According to a report
by Android Police, it appears that T-Mobile and
Orange France will be the only two carriers to
support the functionality, but more are sure to
follow (after all, Android Marshmallow is still in
its early stages).
A screenshot of the carrier voicemail in the
Android M Developer Preview, uploaded by
Google+ user Danny Hollis. / © +DannyHollis
What is visual voicemail? It's basically how it
sounds: visual voicemail presents your voicemail
with a visual interface, rather than the audio-
based setup like in current Android smartphones
– whereby you call your carrier and listen for
instructions. Though it may seem like a small
addition, the functionality requires cooperation
from carriers, which may suggest why few are
currently on board.

Rotating home screen
A surprisingly slow feature to make it to Android,
the screen rotation function for the home screen
has finally made an appearance. Now you can
use your phone in landscape format both in apps
and on the home screen.
So simple, and yet so overdue. Why has it taken
so long?

Delete screenshots
The second version of the Android M developer
preview added a new delete option to the
screenshot preview in the notifications shade.
Previously you just had the option to share a
screenshot from the notifications. Now you can
delete it as well.

Remove status bar icons
Android Marshmallow brings toggles for which
icons you see in the status bar. If, for example,
you always have Bluetooth on and don't really
need a persistent icon taking up space in your
status bar, now you can simply remove it. The
same goes for the Cast icon, hotspot, Do Not
Disturb, alarm set, work profile, Wi-Fi, cellular
data and more.

You can now delete screenshots and manage
status bar icons.
They're available in the new System UI Tuner,
which needs to be enabled in Developer Options
if you are running a developer preview of Android
M (to enable this, go to Settings > About Phone
and tap Build Number seven times. You'll now
see Developer Options at the bottom of the
Settings menu.)
You can enable System UI Tuner in Developer
Options.

RAM Manager
The memory section is now located front and
center in the Settings menu. We're not sure how
often the average person is going to want to
check in on memory usage, but having it plainly
visible will hopefully mean more people become
familiar with what RAM management is and what
you can use it for.
RAM Manager has been moved front and
center.

Network Settings Reset option
Hidden away in the Backup and Reset settings is
another new feature called Network Settings
Reset. This lets you instantly wipe all of your
network settings, including Wi-Fi connections,
cellular data and Bluetooth connections.
Network Settings Reset lets you instantly forget
all connections.

Storage gets a makeover
Internal storage is always a hassle for
smartphone users. Even with microSD expansion
and USB On The Go (OTG) you always seem to
need to keep an eye on available storage space.
The new version of Android M introduces a
simple line bar that shows how much space you
have on your device with a breakdown of what is
using up your internal storage.
Android M Developer Preview update news
The days of the colored line for storage use are
over.

Android 6.0 official name - Android Marshmallow
On August 17, a Google Developers blog post
revealed the Android 6.0 name as Android
Marshmallow as well as one more information
on upcoming Android 6.0 Marshmallow features.
The changelog for API level 23 details what
these are but as the blog post states:
"Compared to the previous developer preview
updates, you will find this final API update fairly
incremental."

It's official: Android 6.0 Marshmallow is
coming.
How to download and install Android
Marshmallow
If you want to know when Android M is coming
to your phone, then check out Android
Marshmallow update: when will I get it?
Android Marshmallow theme
While there's no Android Marshmallow theme
available for devices yet (that we're aware of),
that's probably because it looks pretty much the
same as Lollipop. However, you can get the new
app drawer on your phone right now, and
download the latest Marshmallow wallpapers, to
get the look and feel. Head to the links below
for those.
Ready for Android 6.0 Marshmallow?
Android Marshmallow is coming to a Nexus
device near you

BEST HD ANDROID GAMES

HERE IS A LIST OF HD ANDROID GAMES 2015
1. FIFA 16: Ultimate Team

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Experience the most realistic set of football features on
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This is a highly detailed game of superior quality. Please
make sure you have at least 1.4GB of free space on your
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improved offside awareness and more with Attacking
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choose to simulate matches, taking the manager position on
the side of the pitch. Also, for the first time on mobile, you
can trigger unique player celebrations on the pitch after you
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4. Real Racing 3
5. Sims Freeplay
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FMH 13 Wonderkids

  GOALKEEPERS
Name
Age
Club
Nation
Value
Esteban Andrada
21
Lanus
Argentina
£0.4m
Jeroen Zoet
21
RKC
Holland
£0.375m
Thibaut Courtois
20
Atletico Madrid
Belgium
£5.5m
Jack Butland
19
Birmingham
England
£1.7m
Maxym Koval
19
Dynamo Kyiv
Ukraine
£2.1m
Marc-Andre ter Stegen
20
Gladbach
Germany
£6m
Bernd Leno
20
Leverkusen
Germany
£4.2m
Alphonse Areola
19
PSG
France
£0.25m
Jan Oblak
19
Ro Ave
Slovenia
£0.25m
Francesco Bardi
20
Novara
Italy
£0.65m
Zacharie Boucher
20
Harve AC
France
£0.425m
Ali Ahamada
20
Toulouse FC
France
£2.4m
Nicola Leali
19
Virtus Lanciano
Italy
£0.25m

Centre Backs (CB)
A selection of the best Football Manager 2013 wonderkids
(centre backs).
Name
Age
Club
Nation
Value
Stefan de Vrij
20
Feyenoord
Holland
£2.4m
Phil Jones
20
Man Utd
England
£7.25m
Nicolas Tagliafico
19
Murcia
Argentina
£0.475m
Matija Nastasic
19
Man City
Serbia
£2.9m
Inigo Martinez
21
Real Sociedad
Spain
£4.2m
Joel Matip
21
Schalke
Cameroon
£4.9m
Kurt Zouma
17
AS Saint-Etienne
France
£4m
Nikola Maksimovic
20
Red Star
Serbia
£1.2m
Danny Wilson
20
Liverpool
Scotland
£1.9m
Raphael Varane
19
Real Madrid
France
£3.8m
Kyriakos Papadopoulos
20
Schalke
Greece
£6m
Andre Hoffman
19
Duisburg
Germany
£0.65m
Tomas Kalas
19
Vitesse
Czech Republic
£0.475m
Bruno Martins Indi
20
Feyenoord
Holland
£2.7m
Karim Rekik
17
Man City
Holland
£0.4m
Jack Robinson
18
Liverpool
England
£1.5m
Marc Muniesa
20
Barcelona
Spain
£1.2m
Joel Matip
20
Schalke
Cameroon
£4.8m
Steven Caulker
20
Tottenham
England
£3.8m
Jordi Amat
20
Rayo
Spain
£1.9m
Siyanda Xulu
20
Rostov
South Africa
£1.5m

Full Backs (RB/LB/WBR/WBL)
A selection of the best Football Manager 2013 wonderkids
(full backs).
Name
Age
Club
Nation
Value
Mario Fernandes
21
Gremio
Brazil
£3.9m
Jack Robinson
18
Liverpool
England
£3.1m
Rafael
21
Man Utd
Brazil
£6m
Fabio
21
Man Utd
Brazil
£4.6m
Sebastien Corchia
20
FC Sochaux
France
£3.4m
Davide Santon
20
Newcastle
Italy
£4.8m
Serge Aurier
18
Toulouse FC
France
£2.2m
Martin Montoya
20
Barcelona
Spain
£2.4m
Diego Renan
21
Cruzeiro
Brazil
£3m
Romario
18
Vitoria
Brazil
£0.02m
Kenny Tete
16
Ajax
Holland
£0.08m
Sime Vrsaljko
20
Dinamo
Croatia
£2.3m
Iheb Mbarki
20
Evian TG
Tunisia
£2.6m
Serge Aurier
19
Toulouse FC
Ivory Coast
£2.8m
Mattia De Sciglio
19
AC Milan
Italy
£1.9m
Gino Peruzzi
20
Velez
Argentina
£0.65m
Marco Davide Faraoni
20
Udinese
Italy
£1.8m
Matteo Liviero
19
Perugia
Italy
£0.325m
Jerome Roussillon
19
FC Sochaux
France
£2.4m
Benjamin Mendy
18
Harve AC
France
£0.425m

PES 2015 Best Cheap Players

If you haven't heard, Pro Evolution Soccer 2015
is a pretty damn good football game.
One in the
coming days, but whether you have already
bought PES 2015 or plan to buy it, you will
certainly being sinking your teeth into the
nostalgia packed Mas
but there is a new crop of young players at
your disposal as the default PES 2015 Master
League players, and while some of them are
rather good, most of them are crap and will need
to be replaced.
The only issue is the budget, which is typically
low, meaning you will need to be at your frugal
best in the first transfer window.
We at Balls.ie are here to help, having been in
that position and having spent hours searching
for the best bargains in PES 2015 Master
League, here are 7 players that will make an
immediate impact without bankrupting the club.
Chancel Mbemba - Centre Back - Anderlecht
72 overall - £3m
He's young, strong, quick, and from the Congo.
Chance Mbemba is a typical Master League
player. At only 20 years of age he is the type of
player who will last the entire length of your PES
2015 Master League dynasty, and if you can
nurture him correctly, you'll never need to replace
him.
Oscar Duarte - Centre Back - Club Brugge
72 overall - £2.2m
After impressing for Costa Rica in the World Cup,
Oscar Duarte had clubs in Europe's major leagues
sniffing around him. And yet, he remains in
Belgium where you can sign him and put your trust
in him to hold down the fort at the back.
Anthony Vanden Borre - Right Back - Anderlecht
72 overall - £2m
Anthony Vanden Borre is a former Football
Manager legend, and he's an incredibly useful PES
2015 Master League player. He has very well
rounded attributes and can play all across the
back four and midfield. A fantastic utility signing
at £2m, AVB (no, that doesn't work) will be one of
the last players you replace with a star name.
Youri Tielemans - Centre Mid - Anderlecht
71 overall - £1.5m
The third Anderlecht player on this list is easily the
best. Youri Tielemans is THE bargain player in PES
2015 Master League, and is regarded as a must
sign player. He can instantly boss the midfield,
and grows into one of the best centre midfielders
in the game. Clearly big things are expected for
Tielemans, as he has previously appeared in both
our FIFA 15 and Football Manager 2015
wonderkids lists, meaning PES 2015 completes the
video game wonderkid hat-trick. Buy him first.
Callum McManaman - Winger - Wigan
72 overall - £2m
If you are looking for pace and creativity from
wide areas then Callum McManaman is your man
(aman). A player who develops quickly,
McManaman will be great value in the long term,
and should be too quick for Division 2 defenders
to handle. His versatility is also a plus, as he can
operate on both flanks or behind the striker.
Joel Campbell - Winger - Arsenal
77 overall - £4m
If you can manage to offload some of the
deadwood in your default squad and free up some
cash, you might want to go for Joel Campbell who
can either lead your line, play a supporting role, or
provide from out wide. Campbell is a gem of a
player in PES 2015 Master League, but if you don't
move for him early on you probably won't get him,
such is the speed of his development. He'll cost
you a good chunk of your budget but it will worth
it in the long run.
Saido Berahino - Striker - West Brom
68 overall - £1.5m
Another fantastic bargain here is rising West Brom
star Saido Berahino. Don't be put off by his
starting overall, as the Burundi born England
squad member has great pace and solid finishing,
but he develops into a top striker. Easily good
enough to get the goals you need to gain
promotion, Berahino will grow with your team. An
absolute snip at £1.5m.

FIFA 14 Wonderkids Best XI

GK: Fabrice Ondoa (17, Barcelona B, 80)
RB: Calum Chambers (18, Southampton, 80)
RCB: Kurt Zouma (18, St-Etienne, 85)
LCB: Karim Rekik (18, PSV, 85)
LB: Luke Shaw (18, Southampton, 85)
CM: Leon Goretzka (18, Schalke, 85)
CM: James Ward-Prowse (18, Southampton, 85)
CM: Tonny Vilhena (18, Feyenoord, 85)
RW: Zakaria Bakkali (17, PSV, 90)
LW: Bruma (18, Galatasaray, 88)
ST: Aleksandar Mitrovic (18, Anderlecht, 87)
These are the best youngsters you can buy in
FIFA 14 in their respective positions.