We talked a lot about the Android O, which will now officially be called Android Oreo, following its names policy for its mobile operating system is known by many. They are names of candy or treats that follows, from the Android 1.5.
Android Oreo doesn't have a lot of flashy features, although Google is highlighting some of the consumer-oriented tweaks. These include image-in-image multi-tasking, notification “points” in your most used apps, improved battery management, support for Android snapshot apps and a series of redesigned emojis. There are still hundreds of security improvements and system optimizations
Google has revealed that this new version will be released for your equipment in the coming days via OTA and also with the availability of the installation images. At the same time Google will also release this version on AOSP, so that everyone can use it and improve it, if necessary. It will also be given to partners to create their versions.
Generally, the completion of a new version of Android matches the new hardware of the phone, but in recent years, Google has slightly changed this timeline.
Here's the Android Oreo:
