Functions that you will find in Android N and not in iOS

Android Nougat, the latest version of Google's operating system, available Device Nexus, and will gradually reach other brands and models of android devices.

And with this version some new features have arrived with which those responsible for the platform intend to differentiate themselves from iOS, offering details that we will not be able to find on the phones of the bitten apple.

Functions that you will find in Android N and not in iOS. What you can do in Android 7 Nougat but not in iOS

Control Center customization

All the configurations that appear next to the notifications at the top of your smartphone, can be modified to have them as you want.

This is one more example of an advantage that Android phones have had for a long time on iOS. The Control Center offers new possibilities in iOS 10, but it still doesn't allow you to customize the way things are displayed.

Quick access to recent apps

If you are running multiple applications at the same time, you can double-click on Recent Applications to change the last two, something that is done a little faster than with iOS, which requires double-pressing the home button and accessing a carousel of open apps.

Quick setup information

Each option that appears in the Settings menu Android 7.0 comes with a quick fact of information. It may not be much, but it can save you a couple of seconds if you need to, for example, see how much storage space you have available.

Change screen size

This new version includes an option that allows you to stretch or shrink the android interface which you will find in your terminal. Thus, you can decide if you want the elements of the interface to appear smaller so that there is a greater amount of information on the screen or if, on the contrary, you prefer larger icons and elements so as not to damage your eyesight, while using your smartphone.

Multi-window

Probably the option that most catches our attention in the new Android version is the multi-window function, with which we can have two applications open at the same time on the same screen. This is a function that we were all used to on the PC, but that at the moment had not been implemented by any mobile operating system (user layers such as Samsung's touchwiz, if they had this function), and Android has managed to get ahead of iOS, introducing it natively.

If you want to give us your opinion about these new functions of Android 7 Nougat, we invite you to take a look at our comments section, at the bottom of this article.