andriod Oreo -8.0
WHAT IS andriod OREO ?
Google Android
8.0 Oreo, the next version of the mobile OS has been officially
announced for the world. Google announced the Android Oreo name, which
had been leaked earlier, at an event in New York, and this coincided
with US total Solar Eclipse event. Android 8.0 brings a host of
improvements and new features to Android including Picture-in-Picture
mode, better battery optimization and more. Here’s a quick look on what
is new in Android Oreo 8.0 and when should users expect it on their
smartphones.
When will Android 8.0 or Android Oreo roll out for my phone?
As Google says they have been developing Android 8.0 Oreo for more than a year, and the beta version has been out for months of developer, user testing. Google’s blogpost says, “We’re pushing the sources to Android Open Source Project (AOSP) for everyone to access today.” It adds that Pixel, Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P builds have entered carrier testing and they will start rolling out in phases over the next few weeks. Pixel C and Nexus Player will also get the build.
Those who running Android O beta on their Pixel, Nexus smartphones should have already got the final version of the software today. The files can be downloaded and flashed manually.
I don’t have a Pixel or Nexus. When will I get Android O?
Google says it is working with Essential, Huawei, HTC, Kyocera, Motorola, HMD Global (aka the Nokia phones) Samsung, Sharp and Sony and these will be launching, upgrading new devices to Android 8.0 Oreo soon. Now HMD Global has already revealed they will be one of the first to roll out Android O and are already deep in development of the new OS. For most other smartphone users, the wait for Android O will be long, given that is the trend we’ve seen for most other versions of Android.
SO, WAIT FOR YOUR SERVICE PROVIDER FOR UPDATE.....!
When will Android 8.0 or Android Oreo roll out for my phone?
As Google says they have been developing Android 8.0 Oreo for more than a year, and the beta version has been out for months of developer, user testing. Google’s blogpost says, “We’re pushing the sources to Android Open Source Project (AOSP) for everyone to access today.” It adds that Pixel, Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P builds have entered carrier testing and they will start rolling out in phases over the next few weeks. Pixel C and Nexus Player will also get the build.
Those who running Android O beta on their Pixel, Nexus smartphones should have already got the final version of the software today. The files can be downloaded and flashed manually.
I don’t have a Pixel or Nexus. When will I get Android O?
Google says it is working with Essential, Huawei, HTC, Kyocera, Motorola, HMD Global (aka the Nokia phones) Samsung, Sharp and Sony and these will be launching, upgrading new devices to Android 8.0 Oreo soon. Now HMD Global has already revealed they will be one of the first to roll out Android O and are already deep in development of the new OS. For most other smartphone users, the wait for Android O will be long, given that is the trend we’ve seen for most other versions of Android.
Android Oreo features
Some Android O features hide under the hood, others show up immediately on the surface. Since the former will affect all devices, we will begin with them. The latter are immediately visible with the Nexus and Pixel devices, but are often not used by manufacturers in their own UIs and are therefore less important, so we will detail them last.- Core features: battery life, updates, security
- Hardware support: Hi-Fi via Bluetooth and HDR displays
- Surface features: Emoji, notifications and picture-in-picture
Android O core features
- Power saving thanks to Android O
- Earlier updates thanks to Project Treble
- Apps and reboots are faster with Android O
- Apps are better thanks to Google Play Protect and tougher enforcement of criteria
- Wi-Fi Aware (also known as Neighbor Awareness Networking or NAN)
- Autofill revolutionizes password management
- Bootloop prevention with Rescue Party
Power saving thanks to Android O
To protect users' battery life and performance, Google has put automatic limits on app background activities in Android O. These background limits will specifically include implicit broadcasts, background services and location updates. For users, this means less energy consumption, and ultimately, longer battery life.Android O makes it easier to find the apps that consume the most battery power. Usually Facebook or WhatsApp end up in the list. But only with Android O can you see if the apps have been draining your battery with background activities, or whether they are only using battery life when you're in the app....!SO, WAIT FOR YOUR SERVICE PROVIDER FOR UPDATE.....!
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