Just as you are getting content with Google’s latest Android offering Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, there are more rumors tonight on Google’s next version of Android. The sometimes-accurate Digitimes reported that Google might launch Android 5.0 Jelly Bean this summer.
This new version of Android will reportedly have a focus on tablet PCs, but hopefully not like the tablet exclusive Honeycomb. Ice Cream Sandwich hoped to pick up on Honeycomb’s mistakes by unifying both the handset and tablet platforms.
Digitimes said Android 5.0 would have a unique feature, because it will have a dual operating system approach. It will reportedly be able to boot into both Android and Chrome without having to shutdown. Perhaps Chrome will be part of the experience like it did with the launch of the browser as an app.
We will most likely hear more at Google I/O in June where Google does many of its big announcements.
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This would of been much, much more accurate.
"While you are still waiting for Google’s latest Android offering Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich…"
YUP. Still waiting on my Nexus S.
No it wouldn't. A good number of us, including me, got smart and got a Nexus.
Didn't they like just release ICS for like 2 devices?
I am NOT interested in booting in Chrome, that would be a mistake Google.
I'm still waiting for ICS to arrive on my Google Samsung Nexus S.
STILL WAITING FOR ICS LET ALONE JELLYBEAN
Is there a known timeline for when ICS will get onto other devices?