Most important feature in Marshmallow is called Now on Tap. Hold your finger down on the home key inside any app and Android will read the contents of the screen and send them on up to Google's servers. Google will then parse the data and try to give you useful, contextually relevant information.
If you’re chatting with someone about any movie or Drama , Songs whatever its — Google’s stock demo for the feature — Now on Tap will give you a bunch of direct links into apps i think this the easiest way share your thought to others.
When it works, it's as magical as Google Now's contextual information cards were when they first launched. But all too often, it doesn't work. I've had it bone addresses that worked just fine when I manually selected them and pasted them into Maps, and straight up miss contextual clues by mixing up the book The Martian with the movie (the book, by the way, is better).
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