Android O is the future version of the operating system that the Google company will release for smartphones around the world, and today we also find out when it would appear. Android O is as important to the Android platform as it is iOS 11 for the operating system for iPhone and iPad, so we are talking about a major update that is ready to be distributed.
Android O is going to be officially released during this day by the Google company, but we are not talking about an update that will become immediately available to users. Unlike iOS, where updates are offered simultaneously to hundreds of millions of people, the launch of Android O will only have such an impact for owners of Google Pixel and possibly Google Nexus terminals.
Android O will not be officially available tomorrow and for smartphones whose manufacturers do not have updates prepared based on this version of the operating system. Here we are talking about almost all the manufacturers, from Samsung to HTC, who are going to offer Android O updates at some point, but at the moment no one knows when they might be available for customers.
Android O - when it will be released by Google
Android O could be called Oreo, and that's because a short teaser for the operating system was published yesterday on the Google Plus social media platform. On the other hand, other information claims that Android O will actually be called Orellete, but of course there are no clear details about what Google will choose for its operating system for smartphones and tablets.
Android O created a lot of controversies regarding the name it will have this year, and the people from Google let the world talk freely about it. Android O will bring a lot of important news for smartphones and tablets, some of them completely new, others taken from Apple's iOS operating system, as those from Mountain View and those from Cupertino normally do.
Android O will bring many improvements on the security side for users of Google's operating system, and this is because the platform desperately needs them. Android O will finally bring improvements to the general performance of the products that will run it, and here it will be interesting to see if the differences will be very large or insignificant.
