At the moment, Google is updating its Android OS about two times per year. Andy Rubin, the founder of Android, has said that Google intends to slow down the rate it updates the OS to around once a year.
This could be good news for Android as it could lead to less fragmentation between manufacturers, many of which update their handsets to the latest version of Google’s Android OS some time after it has been released. Fragmentation has been a significant issue for Android, as different devices run various versions of the OS, making it challenging for developers to create apps that work seamlessly across all devices.
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