Android Key Lime Pie |
Recently, Google has launched the Android version 4.0, also known as the Ice Cream Sandwich. Presence of Android Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) was welcome, since Google introduced it's first time on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus.
Although Ice Cream Sandwich operating system for Android is still new, and waiting to be operated in a number of devices, but Google is rumored to prepare the Android 5.0 Jelly Bean. version of Jelly Bean attendance for complete lack of ICS.
But Google does not stop there. Now, Google is also reportedly preparing new versions after the Android Jelly Bean. The latest version of this set will be called, Android Key Lime Pie.
Android Jelly Bean |
As quoted from CNet page, giving the codename of Key Lime Pie was chosen as a series of menus of delicious desserts. Google seems to make a plan to expand the Android menu.
According to sources from the pages of The Verge, there is no indication of when the new operating system that will be raised. Source of The Verge is also does not mention the version number, whether Key Lime Pie will be Android 6.0 or not.
Key Lime Pie codename continue the tradition of giving names to Google in Android by adopting an alphabetic desserts.
Android Ice Cream Sandwich |
Version that is Cupcake, Donut, Eclair, Froyo (Frozen Yogurt), Gingerbread, Honeycomb, Ice Cream Sandwich, Jelly Bean, and Key Lime Pie.
Although Android Ice Cream Sandwitch applies only to the mobile, Jelly Bean to be released later this year, is expected to be optimal for the tablet. Jelly Bean version also allows the vendor to add the Android 5.0 to Windows 8 based tablet or notebook. This allows the user to switch between operating systems without having to start from the computer.
This rumor will happen in 2013, given the current Google slow down the Android update in the last few versions. Till now, representatives from Google has not commented further related news.
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