Android 9.0 first version is finished! March Pi Day push: Kill fragmentation

On January 24, Google announced that the 2018 I/O conference will be held at the amphitheater in Mountain View from May 8 to 10. If nothing unexpected happens, the Android P operating system will take this opportunity to disclose some design ideas and important features. According to the editor-in-chief of xdadev, Mishaal Rahman, the latest developer preview (DP1) of Android P has been completed and is expected to be released on March 14.

March 14 is the well-known Pi Day, which commemorates the mathematical value of pi. Pi is also homophonic with Pie, which is said to be chosen as the snack symbol for this year's Android P system.

According to the information on AOSP, this mysterious The future is now (2018 edition) (Android P) will also be named Android 9.0.

In this way, DP2 will be directly presented during the I/O conference, and the progress is very fast.

The only leaked information about the Android 9.0 system is that Google will continue to vigorously address the fragmentation problem, strengthen the Project Treblet features, and even establish a new system iteration push platform to continue tightening.

Of course, iOS 12 has shifted its direction towards liberating performance and improving stability, and I believe Android 9.0 will be no exception. In addition, conventional features such as application startup and loading speed, background power saving, etc. will certainly not be missing.