At the beginning of this month a rumor claimed Google would launch Android 16 earlier than its predecessors. Today, Google itself has confirmed this.
Android 16, the finalized version, will be out in the second quarter of next year, so between April and June. The company says it’s doing this “to better align with the schedule of device launches” across the Android ecosystem.
This year, the Pixel 9 family arrived in August with Android 14 on board, even though Google was already working on Android 15 – which eventually came out a couple of weeks ago. If Google manages to release…
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