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by Anton D. Nagy | October 22, 2012 4:07 AMRead OnThere are lots of speculations regarding Google's October 29 event. You can clearly see in the invite that there are four towers to the left in blue and two on the right in red, which could easily indicate Android 4.2, rumored to be called Key Lime Pie (or something else starting with the 'K'). What exactly will Android 4.2 bring to the table is yet unknown but there are reports of multiple user account support, improved security, new Gmail, better settings, etc. TNW reports we can expect " ‘Content in the center,’ which will allow users to access Play Store content from a widget and ...
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Read OnIn addition to numbers, Google names their versions of Android after sweets, Cupcake, Ice Cream Sandwich, and most recently, Jelly Bean. Almost everyone thinks that the next version of Android is going to begin with the letter "K". In my last episode of the Android Guy Weekly I talked a little about what features might be coming in the next iteration of the OS, an speculated about what the name might be. After all, how many sweets (other than name-brands) begin with the letter "K"? The general consensus, as well as an off-the-cuff remark by someone "in the know" at Google I/O has been ...
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by Joe Levi | July 3, 2012 7:59 AMRead OnNow that Android 4.1 Jelly Bean is literally days old, I've got to wonder: what's next. I know, I know, Jelly Bean hasn't even been released to the AOSP yet, and Ice Cream Sandwich is only available on a small percentage of devices, but we can still dream, and looking to the future is never a bad thing, right? But what, exactly, will be included within the next version of Android? Will it be another minor version, say 4.2, or will we see a jump to 4.5 to even 5.0? What features will we see? What improvements will be made? Hit play, and let's see if we can figure some of it out! What's in a ...
