Google has revealed the name of its latest Android mobile operating system and for some, it might sound a bit…strange. In a Google+ post, the company’s head of Chrome and Android, Sundar Pinchai gave people the impression that the next version will be called Kit Kat. This may not be likely and just a tease because as we all know, Kit Kat is a brand owned by Nestle.
As it turns out, Google has formed a partnership with Nestle, which, in a way follows the company’s naming conventions to follow desserts: Cupcake, Donut, Eclair, Froyo, Gingerbread, Honeycomb, Ice Cream Sandwich, and Jelly Bean.
However, one thing that is 100 percent certain is that Android has now been activated on more than 1 billion devices. This news comes several months after Pinchai announced at Google’s I/O developer conference that 900 million Android activations were made.
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