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The document outlines new features and improvements in Android N, including a new JIT compiler for improved performance, support for Vulkan graphics APIs, "Doze on the Go" for better battery life, multi-window support, direct reply notifications, security features like Direct Boot, and support for Instant Apps, Android Wear 2.0, and Java Lambda expressions.
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