Operating system Android has been around for more than 15 years, and has undergone a number of changes during that time. Each of its versions brought not only a number of improvements, but in some cases also news that users were not exactly thrilled about. Which of the versions Androidu are among the most interesting? If you have a different opinion, be sure to share it with us in the comments.
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Ice Cream Sandwich (2011)
Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich brought a significant change in 2011 in the form of the Holo Design language with the Roboto font. Operating system Android with the arrival of the Ice Cream Sandwich version, it acquired a distinct aesthetic form that many still fondly remember today.
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Android 10 Q (2019)
With the advent of the operating system Android 10, Google said goodbye to publicly published "dessert" names. Of course, that was not all in terms of news. Android 10 brought a number of privacy and security improvements, sharing shortcuts, dynamic depth support for photos, focus mode, and support for foldable smartphones.
Android 1.5 Cupcakes (2009)
Android Cupcake was the third "major" version of the operating system from Google. It brought support for on-screen keyboards, support for Bluetooth connectivity, as well as a handful of new apps from Google's workshop. Smartphone owners with this version Androidu also got the ability to upload videos to YouTube, which was really not a given at the time.
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Android 5 Lollipop (2014)
V Android5 Lollipop again saw a number of significant changes in the area of the user interface. A number of elements have received a more realistic appearance, support for 64-bit CPUs has also been added, Android RunTIme or perhaps the ability to group by applications. Other news included a native application for the flashlight or perhaps the Smart Lock function.
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Android 12 (2021)
S Androidem 12 saw the light of day Material Design 3 design language with extended customization options. With its arrival, users also saw, for example, larger widgets, a one-handed mode or the ability to share Wi-Fi passwords with nearby devices. There have also been a number of privacy improvements.
