Are you the one who have just been hearing of Jelly Bean claiming to be the Next version of Google's Android , well Here gear up yourself for another News coming in stating Google will be naming the Next version of Android after Jelly Bean as Key Lime Pie which is speculated to be released in 2013 as reported by The Verge .
Android's latest Series version is the Ice Cream Sandwich (4.0) which was Launched just few months back while Jelly Bean would is shaping to be the Next Android version .
Google should be pointing this release around some time in 2013 considering the change in their recent patterns and also Jelly Bean in line to be launched giving enough time for these versions as well to make some hold in the market and on users .
Let's share with you a Cool Fact on History of Android all versions making you to believe Google is really very keen and enjoys giving Name of Android versions on Desserts going alphabetically maintaining the history and sorting properly making it something a Trademark .
Here are All the Till date Launched Android versions with their names -
- Cupcake (1.5)
- Donut (1.6)
- Eclair (2.0, 2.1)
- Froyo (2.2)
- Gingerbread (2.3)
- Honeycomb (3.0)
- Ice Cream Sandwich (4.0)
You can now yourself see all these are based on name of Popular Desserts and are going in Alphabetical order making Jelly Bean and Key Lime Pie continuing this trend .
However Android Version updates are really not welcomed by most of the users due to the reason everyone not getting the updates instantly and some even run out of the queue and the next comes out . There are still a Large amount of Android users who are using Froyo (2.2) and are yet waiting for an Upgrade to the GngerBread version .
These updates truly speaking are beneficial to those who are Buying new and updated smartphones as they would be generally very quick with the update process with their manufacturers providing periodic updates leaving behind the old device users .
Most of the Android users usually experience these new features when they get tired of their old android devices and have enough money to go for a New updated one . The Fault not completely lies with Google as many Manufacturers have their own strategies and policies regarding updates and they also know how to strengthen market by using this very concept .
