Rumors Suggest Andorid O Might Be Andorid Oatmeal Cookie

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The site found oc-dev mentioned a bunch of times in the code, which seems to be in line with former branch names used by Google.

If this is correct and the internal name is Oatmeal Cookie it does not mean that this is the final launch name with Google in previous years using Key Lime Pie, Lemon Meringue Pie, and Macadamia Nut Cookie as internal codenames and not one of these made the final cut.

Now there's some pickup from one Android codebin inside Google pointing to the dessert name for Android 8.0 is "Oatmeal Cookie". Since it is time for Google to release its next iteration of Android, dubbed Android O, there's a lot of chatter about which sweet dish name will come up.

The next version of Android is already confirmed by Google as Android 8.0, not Android 7.2.

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Unless the company makes any official announcement, we can not predict whether it would be called "Oatmeal Cookie", "Oreo" or something else.

While not as huge like Android L, Android O can still be considered as a pretty big update for Android. But we do have new some reports which hint at a possible name for this new version of Android.

For now, Android O is in the third phase of its developer release, and the fourth release will be towards the end of June. The initials "OC" have been tagged with version statuses such as "dev" and "MR1" or Maintenance Release 1. Last year, while a majority of people were expecting the new OS to be named Android Nutella, Google pulled off a swerve as they introduced the Android Nougat OS.

The change will ensure customers get the latest Android features faster, as well as being able to more quickly plug security holes. Unlike Apple, which simply calls its mobile OS for iPhones as iOS followed by numbers, Google has an entirely different strategy for Android.

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