Android 10 was internally known as Quince Tart, Android 11 was Red Velvet Cake, and we now know that Android 12 is internally called Snow Cone. With that being said, Google continues to use dessert-themed names in its internal codebase. Google ditched the dessert-themed names with Android 10. Will Android 12 really be called “Snow Cone”?Īndroid 12 will be called…Android 12. Saving Screenshots in Pictures > Screenshots instead of in DCIM.Automatically Translate Apps to Native Language.“Install Hints” to speed up the installation of important apps on new Android phones.API for connected Bluetooth controllers.Android’s Runtime Resource Overlay (RRO) Improvements.Features leaked but not yet live in Android 12.Android 12 Beta with Platform Stability.
Will Android 12 really be called “Snow Cone”?.In case you missed our previous coverage, here’s every single thing we know about Android 12 so far. Speaking of which, Android 12 Beta 4 is now live, and it marks the Platform Stability milestone.
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Despite that, we’re always looking forward to the next big Android update in the hope that it brings significant change. But because of the way Android updates are delivered, it’s debatable whether these changes actually make a difference. As a result, even the tiniest of changes in the OS has the potential to affect millions of users. Android is the world’s most popular smartphone operating system, running on over three billion smartphones around the world.
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