Each year, Google would make a big problem on the deployment of a statue representing the last dessert name
The statue representing the dessert name for Android 5.0, Lollipop. | Credit-unwown image
This should surely bring back memories. Eclair was the first Android operating system to include free google Maps Tour on fire. Google finally joined Nestlé, and in 2013, the dessert name for Android 4.4 was Kitkat after the well -known of the chocolate bar. This took Android to promo Heaven while 50 million kitkat bars nestled inside a wrapper containing an Android brand were published in 19 countries. These packaging offered prices such as a free Nexus 7 tablet.
Google repeated this with Android 8 and Android 8.1 in 2017. An agreement with Nabisco allowed Google to use the world renowned Oreo name as an Android dessert nickname. As he did with Kitkat, Google took advantage of the popularity of the cream sandwich cookie to promote Android devices among Oreo buyers.
Please note: reading the list below Android dessert names will give you nostalgia
The level of the basic API is the name used by developers to distinguish different versions of Android as opposed to the marketing names of the operating system, which uses numbers such as Android 15 And Android 16. Rahman says that you could see Android 17 called “Android Cinnamonbun” in the beta versions of Android 17. Once the operating system has reached the stability of the platform and all the changes in the way the system interacts with the applications has been locked, you can expect Google to refer to the operating system under the name of Android 17.
Here is the full list of Android dessert names of the start this year:
- Android 1.0-No Codename, 2008
- Android 1.1-Peiti Four (internal), 2009
- Android 1.5-Cupcake, 2009
- Android 1.6-Donut, 2009
- Android 2.0, 2.1-Eclair, 2009
- Android 2.2-Froyo, 2010
- Android 2.3-Gingerbread, 2010
- Android 3 -Honeycomb (tablets only), 2011
- Android 4-Ice Cream Sandwich, 2011
- Android 4.1, 4.2, 4.3-Jean Bean, 2012
- Android 4.4-Kitkat, 2013
- Android 5.0, 5.1-Lollipop, 2014
- Android 6-Marshmallow, 2015
- Android 7.0, 7.1-Nougat, 2016
- Android 8.0, 8.1-Oreo, 2017
- Android 9-Pie, 2018
- Android 10 tart (internal), 2019
- Android cake 11-Red Velvet (internal), 2020
- Android 12, 12L-Snow Cone (internal), 2021
- Android 13-Tiramisu (internal), 2022
- Down 14-USOPSIDE CAKE (internal), 2023
- Android 15-Nanilla Ice Cream (internal), 2024
- Android 16-Baklava (internal), 2025
Reading this list, especially the first years, does it not recall many memories?