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Sundar Pichai to bring next version of Android OS at Google I O
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Google I/O or the companys Annual Developers Conference is at our doorstep, on 25th and 26th of June, where about 6,000 developers and media officials will be flooding their way to San Francisco, California, United States.
The main man on the shows floor is Sundar Pichai, Senior Vice President of Android, Chrome and Apps, at Google. After an interview with this Google Senior VP, the people at BloombergBusinessweek, believes that, Androids head, Pichai and Google are all set to introduce their next version of Android operating system, which is ready to be showed in public attendance at their impending Annual Developers Conference, in just a days time.
We really dont know who to take this news at the moment, as Google has always kept a habit of announcing the latest editions of their mobile operating system, often in fall, somewhere in October or November, as seen from the previous years. The source reports, exactly claims that, Sundar Pichai has started preparing for Google I/O, earlier this month, where Google actually plans these events at the last minute. In this regard, Pichai had to make different decisions on the companys projects those are ready to be showed off to the community. And they also writes that, he will be previewing the next release of Android operating system, that is rumored to be named as Lollipop or Lemonhead, at the Google I/O event, rather than keeping it cook until this years fall. As this statement seems to be hinting, "I want the world to understand what we are doing sooner."
Other than just about Android itself, Sundar Pichai is expected to talk some words about their new Android Wear, a wearable system software based on Android, alongside he will also be announcing new manufacturing partners, that will build products using Android Wear platform.
Source: BloombergBusinessweek, Android Central
Sundar Pichai to bring next version of Android OS at Google I O
Google I/O or the companys Annual Developers Conference is at our doorstep, on 25th and 26th of June, where about 6,000 developers and media officials will be flooding their way to San Francisco, California, United States.
The main man on the shows floor is Sundar Pichai, Senior Vice President of Android, Chrome and Apps, at Google. After an interview with this Google Senior VP, the people at BloombergBusinessweek, believes that, Androids head, Pichai and Google are all set to introduce their next version of Android operating system, which is ready to be showed in public attendance at their impending Annual Developers Conference, in just a days time.
We really dont know who to take this news at the moment, as Google has always kept a habit of announcing the latest editions of their mobile operating system, often in fall, somewhere in October or November, as seen from the previous years. The source reports, exactly claims that, Sundar Pichai has started preparing for Google I/O, earlier this month, where Google actually plans these events at the last minute. In this regard, Pichai had to make different decisions on the companys projects those are ready to be showed off to the community. And they also writes that, he will be previewing the next release of Android operating system, that is rumored to be named as Lollipop or Lemonhead, at the Google I/O event, rather than keeping it cook until this years fall. As this statement seems to be hinting, "I want the world to understand what we are doing sooner."
"Device makers complained this was too late to prepare for the holidays and put them at a disadvantage to the one company selected each year to develop the Nexus phone in conjunction with Google."
Other than just about Android itself, Sundar Pichai is expected to talk some words about their new Android Wear, a wearable system software based on Android, alongside he will also be announcing new manufacturing partners, that will build products using Android Wear platform.
Source: BloombergBusinessweek, Android Central
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