Eager to get your hands on the new version of Android? Well, we have good news for you because it has been confirmed that the desired update will not wait long, and that its launch is already quite close: the throwing of Android O is going to take place this summer, according to the latest data provided by Google.
This is the Google calendar for the update to Android O
About the only great mystery that remains to be solved when it comes to Android O is what its name will be, because about everything else we have information since it makes things quite clear, including now its launch, thanks to the fact that Google has released the schedule for the update, already giving us a quite concrete framework in which to wait for it: this summer and to be more exact, between August and September.
According to this calendar of GoogleAs you can see, the next step is a latest beta, which would arrive in the month of July and which he says are the "almost final system images for final tests", before the end of the third quarter, that is, in the month of September at the latest, is when the official update. The easy bet is that it will be done simultaneously with the new Pixels, but it is possible that this will arrive before those.
When will it reach our devices?
You already know, that yes, that these data only really tell us when the devices of Google (and even among these, delays can never be ruled out for a specific model), while the rest will have to wait for what the respective manufacturers announce.
As soon as Android O enters circulation we will begin to have news of when each one of them will try to update their devices. You already know, in any case, that the priority is the flagship of the current year, and that the rest of the devices will usually have to wait longer. Let's hope at least that Project Treble works as well as expected and that this update is faster and reaches more models than the one on Android Nougat.
The most interesting improvements that Android O will bring
It would be especially interesting for the devices that concern us here, the tablets, because with Android O we're going to get a few major upgrades. It is true that, compared to iOS, perhaps not so many features have been included with them specifically in mind, but if only for the promised improvement in performance, battery and safety, it's going to be a very welcome update.
In any case, when the latest beta is released this month, and even if there are not likely to be major changes from what we already know, we may still discover some other interesting details about the new arrivals that the update will bring us. We will be especially attentive in case there is any new function that will improve our experience of using tablets even more.