Android 5.0 Lollipop
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Next week, that is the start of November 2014, the Nexus 6 and Nexus 9 will hit Google Play Store and other select outlets, thus commencing one of the years' most-awaited global device rollout in Android sphere.

Debuting with the devices is Android 5.0 that Google wrapped with the sweet name Lollipop. While the software will eventually power other devices, the killer features deployed with it will be first showcased with the 2014 bunch of Nexus kits.

So gadget shoppers unboxing the Nexus 6 or Nexus 9 next week are bound to experience first the three killer features briefly detailed below:

Full Material Design implementation

Google has been gradually bumping up many of its services, the Play Store and Chrome to name a few, to make the, fully compatible with one of Lollipop's core features - Material Design. It turns out that the tech giant is also making that Android applications are attuned with the new design language in time for the 5.0 and Nexus devices' release in the next few days.

According to 9to5Google, Google has provided this week a checklist that it hopes would make it easier for developers to modify their products and make them adhere to the Material Design principles.

From the device interface to its numerous functions within the Lollipop environment, Google is covering all grounds to ensure that the Material Design blueprint is followed and flowing smoothly come next week. And Nexus 6 and Nexus owners will be the first to taste the freshly-cooked recipes.

Google Fit

Following the lead of Samsung and Apple, Google is launching with Lollipop an application that will help gadget users to live a healthy lifestyle. Google Fit will help users monitor their fitness program. Data hosted by the application can also be accessed from a PC, which highlights the tool's multiplatform designs, Google said.

Hack-proof security features

Nexus and other Android devices running on Lollipop are assured of robust security protocols that boast of three privacy protection layers. In Android 5.0, Google said, users are first protected by the Smart Lock that also comes with actionable Notifications that allow limited interaction with the device minus the need to enter from the locked screen.

Data encryption, according to Google's official Android blog, is a default Lollipop feature that will activate during a device's initial boot up. The protection is local, which means tablets or smartphones with encrypted data cannot be accessed online.

And to further bolster the security shell of Android 5.0, Google will impose the use of Security Enhanced Linux or SELinux Enforcing mode once the mobile operating system is operational. Essentially, SELinux is a major step of security protocols that are in used on mobile and conventional computing devices.

And as mentioned above, such robust security features is first to be accessed by Nexus 6 and Nexus 9 buyers as the devices will showcase Android Lollipop 5.0 out of the box come their release date in the first week of November.