Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie to support GPS camera

The much anticipated Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie, expected to be released in May, is long speculated to bring a host of new features, including better back-up, vocie assistant and video chat and now we hear that another key feature will be its new camera with GPS control.
According ot rumours, Nexus 5 will feature the camera. It remains unclear whether the new Nexus 7 will take a rear camera feature in its upgrade issue.

Other speculated features:


Better back-up
In many developing markets, battery back-up is the first thing mobile buyers look for. As processor capacity and speeds are multiplying manifold, a better back-up should ideally be high on priority for the manufacturer.



Voice assistant
If Google has to take the fight to Apple iOS in the real sense, a superior voice assistant is a prerequisite. And, even better if it irons out the flaws encountered by Siri users and make Google Now more efficient than just throwing up multiple search results, help locate addresses and make calls.



Video chat app
Google might utilize its in-house software expertise to offer an exclusive video chat application, something improvised from its Google Talk and Hangout, on its devices.



Social media
Rather than promoting only its own social network, Google+, it would be interesting if Google puts together other popular social media, be it Facebook or Twitter, under one icon, upon the Key Lime Pie release.



Built for quadcore
Most of the recent smartphones are running the very efficient quadcore processors, which can multitask the best. So, expect Android 5.0 to be built for quadcore.



Improved photo effects
With in-built camera, capabilities are increasing by the day. It is speculated that Google would leave no stone unturned to better its photo editing tools and with that, other camera features. It would be a bonus if real-time facial recognition is enabled for images and videos.