Most news publications have all recently published an article about the Google I/O write-up.

Described to be an event set to show all the improvements in Google that the public needs to get familiar with, the Google I/O has been considered by fans to have improved greatly since last year.

One of the highlights of the event is the announcement of Android M, the newest version under the Android operating system.

According to Google, Android M is a great upgrade from its predecessor, the Android L. The latter name is also known to be, "Android Lollipop."

The Google I/O write-up showcased the following pointers that are implemented in the newest Android version, as reported by Anandtech.

Security/Web views - Seen by developers to be a flaw in the Android L version, the redirection to a whole different web page upon link clicking, regardless of whether you are in an application or not, is reportedly addressed.

The newest version of android will allow the users to open links on top of any running apps. This means that users who are more disctracted with other things from their smart phones, will not be dealing with what fans consider to be one of the most "annoying" things one has to deal with when they're in the middle of something.

Moreso, settings can be adjusted. The new Android M gives the users the freedom to choose whether they wish to open a new tab, or a completely new window whenever they want to check out something.  

The Google I/O write-up has since gone viral for the public to see and look forward to..