In a recent post on X, user and VP Engineer at Android, Dave Burke, let fans know the Android 14 code name. Not only did he give fans the code name, but he also shared images of the updated statue.

Along with the name change, Google is also tweaking Android’s logo to give it a “more modern, accessible look.” The letters in the logo are no longer green, and classic robot head makes an ...

Almost every Android version has had a delicious-sounding internal code name (for example, Android 15 is Vanilla Ice Cream, and Android 14 was Upside Down Cake), but Android 16 is named slightly ...

Android 15’s dessert-themed code name has dropped. The next major OS update after Android 14 is known internally as Vanilla Ice Cream. The code name was found in the AOSP as a series of code ...

After changing on the web a few days ago, the new X logo and brand are beginning to appear on Twitter for Android. About APK Insight: In this “APK Insight” post, we’ve decompiled the latest ...

Everyone was convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt that Google was going to announce an updated version of Android this year called Key Lime Pie. We were very wrong. It's KitKat, but how did that ...

Android in this case is a code name, like Microsoft Longhorn (now Windows Vista), that got out of hand and was released into the wild.(That's why I found an old Longhorn logo from Wikimedia and ...

Google was shameless about teasing us all about what the “L” in “Android L” stood for until this week when the company finally revealed that … ...

Google is changing its mobile operating system’s branding by adopting “Android” with a capital A instead of all lowercase letters. The company is also updating the bug droid logo to a 3D avatar.

With Code Search, you can now easily dig in to learn more about any particular feature of Android, such as “Mainline Modules.”Most helpfully, some parts of Android Code Search also offer ...

The use of a brand name doesn't change what Android is, or what version 4.4 in particular will be. This is simply a name and a basis for a logo that most users would otherwise never see.