For the past 10 years, Google has followed the dessert naming convention for Android releases. This year, Google has coded the next version as Android Q in the Alphabet Progress
Google has released the official name of its next version, Android OS, and is called "Android 10". For the past 10 years, Google has followed the dessert naming convention for Android releases. This year, Google coded the next version as Android Q in the next alphabet progression, and frankly, it was a bit difficult for the 'Q' character to name a relative confectionery. There is a global appeal in particular, and even Google thinks the same, although the company announced in its announcement that there are plenty of alluring 'queue' sweets, but it requires a simple name for the global community.
"We think this change helps make redemption names easier and more intuitive for our global community. On the blog Thursday, ameer Samat, VP of product management for Android, noted, "While figuring out the many elusive 'Q' confectionery out there, we thought it was time to make the change to version 10 and 2.5 billion active devices.
Google says Android names as a global operating system need to be 'clear and relevant' for everyone in the world. So going forward, the company will only use the version number for later upgrades to Android. After Android 10, you will see Android 11, Android 12, Android 13 and more.
"First, we're changing the way we name our publications. Our engineering team has always been a fun part of publishing this naming convention, annually using internal code names for each version based on alphabetical flavors or confectionery. But we have heard for years the reaction that the names have not always been understood by everyone in the world community, "added Samat.
Not only the name, but Google also refreshed the search for the Android brand. Google has launched a more modern, accessible look with Android 10, after redesigning the 2014 look for Android.
The Android brand has evolved over time since the age of 2009. In the new design, Google says that the logo builds inspiration from Android robot, the most recognized community member in the community. Google changed its logo from green to black. It says this small change is because "reading green was tough, especially for people with vision impairments."
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