* Quick Settings: This is a welcome feature, which Key Lime Pie will bring along. Quick setting section will appear in the notification bar and will be activated with a double-swipe mechanism. This feature presumably refers to toggles for features including Wi-Fi, GPS and Bluetooth. It is currently avail
able on Android via several third-party apps.
* Multiple User Accounts: Multiple user accounts is one feature, which will make Key Lime pie an attractive offering, especially in the tablets domain. For the users who purchase tablets for the use of whole family, this feature is a real boon. This feature allows all the users to have their separate user names and photographs attached to them. Users can be added or deleted of the list. Also, app list will be customisable depending upon each user's choice.
* Account-specific parental control: This feature will be a complete delight for everyone who is worried about their kids' technology access. The latest Android will support account-specific parental controls, which will allow Play Store purchases and limit downloads depending upon content ratings. Android 4.2 will offer lockscreen interface to facilitate this feature. What one would really want is the face unlock feature to be implemented across various users accounts.
* Gallery app: Gallery app is yet another feature to watch out for. This app is reportedly being redesigned to look closer to the photostream of Google+. The idea behind this change is to render a unified look to Google's products. The revamped gallery app comes with a new icon.
* Multiple User Accounts: Multiple user accounts is one feature, which will make Key Lime pie an attractive offering, especially in the tablets domain. For the users who purchase tablets for the use of whole family, this feature is a real boon. This feature allows all the users to have their separate user names and photographs attached to them. Users can be added or deleted of the list. Also, app list will be customisable depending upon each user's choice.
* Account-specific parental control: This feature will be a complete delight for everyone who is worried about their kids' technology access. The latest Android will support account-specific parental controls, which will allow Play Store purchases and limit downloads depending upon content ratings. Android 4.2 will offer lockscreen interface to facilitate this feature. What one would really want is the face unlock feature to be implemented across various users accounts.
* Gallery app: Gallery app is yet another feature to watch out for. This app is reportedly being redesigned to look closer to the photostream of Google+. The idea behind this change is to render a unified look to Google's products. The revamped gallery app comes with a new icon.
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