The next major release of Google’s mobile OS is code named Android N. Google has yet to give Android N an official name as of now.
The company recently asked people to suggest the new name for the next version of Android, and now they have revealed that the new name will be announced in the next couple of weeks.
Thanks for your submissions. We’ll reveal the new name in a few weeks! #NameAndroidNhttps://t.co/qLtDZJNe9y
— Android (@Android) June 8, 2016
History of Android Version Names
All of Google’s previous Android versions have been named after sweets, desserts, or treats. This tradition started with Android 1.5, which was named Cupcake. Following Cupcake, we had Donut, Eclair, Froyo, Gingerbread, Honeycomb, Ice Cream Sandwich, Jelly Bean, KitKat, Lollipop, and the current version, Android Marshmallow. Each name not only adds a fun and memorable aspect to the OS but also reflects the playful and innovative spirit of the Android team.
For instance, Android KitKat was a result of a partnership with Nestlé, which led to a significant marketing campaign. Android Lollipop introduced a major design overhaul with Material Design, which has since become a staple of Android’s visual language. Android Marshmallow brought in features like Doze Mode for battery optimization and native support for fingerprint recognition.
Speculations and Expectations for Android N
As the announcement for the official name of Android N approaches, speculation is rife among tech enthusiasts and Android users. Some popular guesses include Nutella, Nougat, and Neapolitan. Each of these names continues the tradition of sweet-themed monikers and has its own set of fans rooting for it.
Beyond the name, Android N is expected to bring a host of new features and improvements. One of the most anticipated features is the introduction of a split-screen mode, which will allow users to run two apps simultaneously. This feature is particularly useful for multitasking and has been a long-requested addition by the Android community.
Another significant update is the revamped notification system. Android N aims to make notifications more interactive and user-friendly. For example, users will be able to reply to messages directly from the notification shade without having to open the app. This feature is expected to enhance productivity and streamline user interactions.
Additionally, Android N is set to introduce improvements in performance and battery life. The new JIT (Just-In-Time) compiler is designed to make apps install faster and take up less storage space. Meanwhile, the enhanced Doze Mode will further optimize battery usage, even when the device is in motion.
As soon as we get some more details on what the next version of Google’s mobile OS will be called, we will let you guys know. The anticipation is building, and it will be interesting to see which name Google ultimately chooses and how the new features will enhance the Android experience.
Source @Android
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