The dates for Google I/O 2017 are set, and we’re only a few months away from the big show. Google I/O is an annual developer conference and a platform for Google to unveil their latest software developments. Currently, the most recent Android version is Android Nougat which was released in August 2016.
What Will Google Name It?
As 2017 commences, we are closer to the launch of the next Android update. Google is expected to continue its alphabetical tasty treat naming sequence for following systems which is likely to start with the letter O. So far we've had Cupcake, Donut, Eclair, Froyo, Gingerbread, Honeycomb, Ice Cream Sandwich, Jelly Bean, KitKat, Lollipop, Marshmallow, and Nougat.The numerical denomination of the update would be Android 8 or Android 8.0.
Android 8.0 Release Schedule
According to rumors, the first Android 8.0 preview could take place on May at the Google I/O 2017. Nevertheless, this news hasn't been confirmed by the company yet. The assumption is still possible considering Android Nougat was released earlier than last year's Google I/O. As for the public release of the Android 8.0, fans can expect a release timeframe similar to Android Nougat which could be around August or September, allowing for a good iOS competition as Apple is also expected to release the iOS 11 around that same timeframe. Moreover, Google's flagship phones are also expected to arrive within that season, so a late-2017 Android-O release pretty much makes sense.
What could the "O" stand for in The dates for Google I/O 2017 are set, and we’re only a few months away from the big show. Google I/O is an annual developer conference and a platform for Google to unveil their latest software developments. Currently, the latest Android version is Android Nougat which was released in August 2016.
What could the "O" stand for in Android O?
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