Google has revealed the official codename for Android 14, internally dubbing the 2023 release “Upside Down Cake.” Every year, Google gives its latest major release of Android a fun codename themed ...

The idea that Google left behind the desert-themed naming convention for its mobile OS is both sad and disappointing. However, the internal desert names live on as Android 11 is known as “Red Velvet ...

Red Velvet Cake appears to be the continuation of that tradition for this year’s version of Android, which would have been named Android R under the old naming scheme. It goes to show: it’s cake all ...

After ditching the dessert-based nomenclature for Android versions with Android 10, Google is bringing it back for the next one — internally, at least. Android 11 is known to engineers working on the ...

Google ditched official dessert names last year with Android Q, so as Android 11 has done its preview-to-beta rollout, we haven’t thought about what a dessert name for it might be. It’s sad that we’ve ...

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Now that we know that Google has settled on Tiramisu as a codename, we can’t help but turn our attention to Android 14’s trickier U-based options. “Upside-down cake” is the only major dessert I can ...

Nadeem Sarwar is a reporter at Screen Rant focused on TV and film news, covering casting updates, new trailers, and premiere schedules. “We’re turning it to 11, so it’s Android 11. However, if you ...

With the launch of Android 10, Google dropped the tradition of naming the new version of Android after a dessert or sweet. The same will apply to its successor which will simply be called Android 11.