Why trust GreenbotHistorically, I/O isn’t the grounds for a full-fledged Android version debut, with the company only choosing to show off some cherry-picked features before the official release. This year, that may change.
According to Businessweek, I/O 2014 will become the home of the next major version of the Android operating system, with head of Android, Chrome, Apps, Sundar chai saying “I want the world to underst what we are doing sooner.”
If the next version of Android, possibly called llipop, is to be shown off at I/O this year, there’s seemingly going to be more focus on ‘s mobile OS than previously anticipated. Of course, Android ar is expected to officially launch at the conference, as well as a reboot of the less-than-successful TV software (launching anew under the Android TV moniker).
has stayed rather tight-lipped about the next version of Android, but there’s plenty of speculation as to what it will bring to the table. ‘ll find out tomorrow morning. Stay glued to our I/O coverage for all the details!
