Google’s Latest OS Comes In A New Avatar – Android Oreo The most popular (by percentage owned) mobile operating system in the world, Google’s Android has done it again, that is, come up with a new version. Android’s obsession with confectionary continues as it has named its latest version as Android Oreo. The last one Nougat was released in August 2016 and just about one year later, Android has decided to bring out its Android 8.0 OS final update for aficionados like you and I. To be made available for Pixel and a few Nexus devices, the new version will have plenty of new features categorised as core, hardware and surface. Let’s discuss them one by one:
Core features: • Save battery power: Android Oreo will automatically limit the background activities of apps such as broadcast, location updates etc., leading to power saving. The OS will even allow you to see the apps that are consuming more power. • Project treble to assist early updates: Thanks to a new vendor interface, manufacturers can access vendor updates and implement the same in their mobiles. • Quicker running of apps: Android OS assisted system optimization will help in faster