Android Q Will be Officially Called as Android 10

We all know that every year Google announces the upgraded version of its mobile operating system, and basically, every version is named with the sweet dessert candy names. Still, this time we have something different from search giants.  

Google VP of Product Management for Android, Sameer Samat wrote in a blog post about the upcoming Android version where he stated that 

"As a global operating system, it’s important that these names are clear and relatable for everyone in the world," - he announced that the upcoming version of Android will be officially called Android 10, rather than Android Q or any other dessert name. 

 Sameer didn't point out the release date of the operating system, but in the meantime, its beta version is available for download. This is the final beta (aka beta 6) where you get slightly tweaked gesture controls, the dark mode, and all the bug fixes and optimizations up to this point.

Now the main focus of Android 10 will be Users Data Privacy. As we have seen a number of issues are found with the user's privacy including data-collecting apps on Google Play Store and malicious apps on Play Store. 

Another thing we have seen is support for Foldable phones/devices. Many companies including Samsung, Xiaomi, Huawei, and many others are already working on foldable devices, so we can expect support for these devices on Android 10. 

Here we have a small list of the devices on which Android 10 will be coming up -