They are:
1) App permissions
2) Now on Tap
3) Fingerprint support
4) App links
5) Doze
6) Automatic Backup & Restore
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This is a exclusive feature which usually notice in Apple devices and now Google is trying to bring this option in Android 6.0 Marshmallow. This option helps will allow to ask permission to user during the app use. In earlier versions of Android, these permissions are already approved when the app is installed on our device.
This is a very good feature when someone wants to see information about the message you receive via SMS, hangouts or whatsapp.
For example, you get an SMS from a friend asking if you would like to go to watch the James Bond Spectre movie over the weekend; long press the home button and Google's Now on Tap will automatically recognise the context of the text based on words like 'movie' and 'James Bond Spectre' and show you useful results, such as screening timings in nearby cinema halls, or ratings from IMDB.
Fingerprint support was exclusively given by vendors such as Samsung, HTC, Sony on their flagship devices. But from Marshmallow you will find this feature in stock. All the vendors need to just employ the hardware for the same..
The new feature will allow the scanners to be used to not only unlock your device, but also use it authorise payments using Android Pay in the offline world or within Play Store apps.
The feature will help to open web links on apps such open flipboard link on Flipboard app, open Flipkart link on Flipkart App, etc.
Google is now looking to improve battery life with a feature called Doze. This is a new technology that learns over time and detects when your device is motionless and not being used, so it can be sent your device into a deep sleep mode. Once your phone is set to Doze, it checks for updates from apps less frequently, while still staying responsive for calls, messages, and other similar things. Google claims that internal tests have showed double the battery life on standby mode, when compared to Android 5.0.
This feature will help to backup your apps, app cache, app history on Google Cloud and restore it when required.