The “dessert names” that once became popular Android system versions – the familiar ones should include Pie, Ice Cream Sandwich, Jelly Bean, and KitKat (this should be impressive to everyone). Although in recent years, the official version has confirmed that it will not provide dessert code names that follow the English alphabetical order, but this tradition is silently continued internally. On the eve of the official version of Android 12, which is said to be named Snow Cone, someone seems to have discovered the hidden dessert codename of the next version of “Android T” from the system code. Continue reading: The name of the hidden dessert codenamed Android 13 “T” has been quietly leaked.
The name of the hidden dessert codenamed Android 13 “T” was quietly leaked, and it is quite famous!
Mishaal Rahman, editor-in-chief of the XDA Developers website, recently shared on Twitter the interesting findings they made digging into the code of developer websites. Simply put, since Android 12 is still in the beta testing stage, there will naturally not be much information about the next version of Google’s smartphone system. However, from this information, he discovered the suspected internal code name of Android T, which is Android 13. It is likely to be “Tiramisu”, which is the world-famous dessert “Tiramisu”.
That is to say, although Google has already announced early on that it will no longer name its mobile operating system after desserts starting with Android 10. However, as hidden codenames are still discovered every year, it feels like this tradition is continuing silently. But when it comes to the version number of Android 13, I wonder if Google, as an American company, would also like to let the dessert name come back and become the main name this time?
But they can actually wait and see. They also recently encountered Apple, the American superstition about numbers.Will the iPhone 13 really be released? Then decide (laughs).
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