Android Lollipop 5.0 was supposed to change everything. It was supposed to inspire a revolution, a better -- and better looking -- Android. Instead it was a little disappointing, starting with a slow rollout, and followed by a motley parade of bugs.
At least now there's Android 5.1, and it’s so much better -- at least, according to the lucky few users who have it on their devices. Google fixed a ton of bugs, and it also pushed through a few new helpful features that should have been bundled with Lollipop from the start. Here are five best new features of Lollipop 5.1.
Better WiFi and Bluetooth controls
When Lollipop first arrived on the scene, the Quick Settings in the Notifications shade were limited. You had to tap to navigate away to the Settings panel to get anything done, even if you simply wanted to switch Wi-Fi networks.
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