Google is about to launch Android 9 Pie (Go Edition) for low-end smartphones
Google recently announced that it will soon release Android 9 Pie (Go Edition). The Go version of the Android 9 Pie operating system will be designed with a few enhancements to run on mid-range and low-cost smartphones, making them a little worse.
Last year, Google launched Android 8 Oreo (Go Edition) and since then there have been more than 200 different smartphones running this operating system. Following that success, Google recently announced that it will soon release Android 9 Pie (Go Edition). The Go version of the Android 9 Pie operating system will be designed with a few enhancements to run on mid-range and low-cost smartphones, making them a little worse.
Besides other enhancements, Android 9 Pie (Go Edition) also adds security features and the ability to monitor data consumption on the device.
Google revealed that low-profile devices will boot faster if using Android 9 Pie (Go Edition).
Compared to Android 8 Oreo (Go Edition), Android 9 Pie (Go Edition) also uses less than 500 MB of storage. With a smartphone with storage capacity of only 4 GB, this number means that users will have 12.5% more capacity for applications, videos, photos, and documents .
See more:
- Top 6 best browsers for Android
- Google officially released Android P as Android 9 Pie
- Experience the main Dark Mode mode on Android 9 Pie
You should read it
- Google released Android Oreo Go for low-profile smartphones
- Google launches Android 10 Go Edition, improving speed and increasing security for low-cost phones
- 5 certain tricks must know if you are using Android 8 Oreo
- How to bring Android 8.0 Oreo to old phones
- Install Android Oreo now
- How is Android One and Android Go different?
- The 10 most exotic 'special edition' phones in history
- Bring Android 8 Oreo to your phone with Action Launcher
- How to customize battery saving mode on Android Oreo
- How to turn off automatically add the application icon to the Home screen Android Oreo
- Google officially launched Android O 8.0
- List of Xiaomi smartphones to Android 8 Oreo and Android 9 Pie
Maybe you are interested
How to add automatic subtitles on TikTok videos Google Translate adds support for 110 new languages, including Cantonese Things to note when eating apples 7 Key Features To Look For In An Internet Fax Service Provider The Rise of Automated Translation: Could Algorithms Replace Translators? How to lose 4kg in a week thanks to zucchini