An incoming update to Google Play Services should add that option to all Lollipop devices within the coming days.) 2. (You probably don't have access to it yet, by the way, but you'll soon be able to set a trusted place as well. Once you've done that, tap 'Smart Lock' on that same menu and then tap 'Trusted devices.' Tap the red plus sign and follow the prompts to pair your smartwatch, car stereo, portable speaker, or practically anything else - then sit back and enjoy having easy access to your Android gadget whenever the Bluetooth device is nearby. To set it up, head into your phone or tablet's system settings and tap 'Security.' Make sure you have 'Screen lock' set to something other than 'Swipe' you'll need to have a pattern, password, or PIN established so your phone can automatically secure itself whenever your trusted Bluetooth device isn't around. If you have a Moto phone, you may have done this before - but for the rest of the world, it's uncharted terrain: the ability to have your Android device stay unlocked anytime a specific Bluetooth device is present and paired. There's plenty of new stuff to see, of course - but once you've finished exploring all the fresh and fancy visuals, here are 10 cool things to try with Lollipop on your Android phone or tablet: 1. Now what should you do once you actually get your hands on the software?
All right - you've heard all about Google's Android 5.0 Lollipop release.
