Android is a delicious Marshmallow new name for the next update of the mobile operating system from Google , such as the announced the company today. It replaces Android 5.0, aka Lollipop.
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Since the Google I / O 2015, we knew this future version as just " Android M ", which has led to huge speculation as to how tasty confectionery or cake name we might have for the name of the OS. For the last names of the OS, the alphabetical order has always been respected, from Ice Cream Sandwich to Jelly Bean, KitKat and to Lollipop.
Finally, as you can see from the Android statue holding the famous marshmallow enter both hands . The new statue was unveiled at Google's Mountain View headquarters the same day.
Here's what to expect
Indeed, the fact that the future of the firm OS is finally a name does not affect the functionality of the Google OS. It's just a fun nickname other than to say Android 6.0. It's more fun than, say, iOS 9.
Android Marshmallow is an incremental update, scheduled to provide better memory management, simpler application authorization and a significant improvement on battery life . In other words, there are many efforts in the background. The biggest change is the arrival of Google Now on Tap, which scans messages and Web pages to predict what you want before you alliiez on the search engine.
While Pay as Android is not officially linked to the launch Android Marshmallow, it is likely to happen alongside this update and Nexus 5 (2015).
Marshmallow Android is almost ready
What is interesting to know today is that Android Marshmallow is almost ready to be launched . Led by alphabet, the new company in charge of Google, the Mountain View company has launched the SDK for Android 6.0 this morning and announced that the Google Play store is ready to accept applications developed for Android Marshmallow.
In a hurry? You will be able to download the beta version of Android 6.0 on four Nexus devices: Nexus 6, the Nexus 5, Nexus and Nexus Player 9.
Of course, many people will be wondering "how can I get Android Marshmallow?". Know that updates the firmware of Google are notoriously slow, with manufacturers and mobile operators that still linger feet to push the latest OS.
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Since the Google I / O 2015, we knew this future version as just " Android M ", which has led to huge speculation as to how tasty confectionery or cake name we might have for the name of the OS. For the last names of the OS, the alphabetical order has always been respected, from Ice Cream Sandwich to Jelly Bean, KitKat and to Lollipop.
Here's what to expect
Indeed, the fact that the future of the firm OS is finally a name does not affect the functionality of the Google OS. It's just a fun nickname other than to say Android 6.0. It's more fun than, say, iOS 9.
Android Marshmallow is an incremental update, scheduled to provide better memory management, simpler application authorization and a significant improvement on battery life . In other words, there are many efforts in the background. The biggest change is the arrival of Google Now on Tap, which scans messages and Web pages to predict what you want before you alliiez on the search engine.
While Pay as Android is not officially linked to the launch Android Marshmallow, it is likely to happen alongside this update and Nexus 5 (2015).
Marshmallow Android is almost ready
What is interesting to know today is that Android Marshmallow is almost ready to be launched . Led by alphabet, the new company in charge of Google, the Mountain View company has launched the SDK for Android 6.0 this morning and announced that the Google Play store is ready to accept applications developed for Android Marshmallow.
In a hurry? You will be able to download the beta version of Android 6.0 on four Nexus devices: Nexus 6, the Nexus 5, Nexus and Nexus Player 9.
Of course, many people will be wondering "how can I get Android Marshmallow?". Know that updates the firmware of Google are notoriously slow, with manufacturers and mobile operators that still linger feet to push the latest OS.