At its developer this year conference, which took place last week, Google announced a number of news including those related to Androidu 14. This version of the system also already has its statue.
If you don't know, Google has erected a statue of almost every version in its California headquarters called the Googleplex Androidu. Each of them had a completely unique design. A well-known specialist in Android Mishaal Rahman now shared photos of a Google software engineer standing right next to the statue Androidu 14. This statue also has a unique design as it looks like an astronaut from the Apollo missions. However, the form of the statue is apparently not yet final.
We have a lift off! This is probably the new statue for Android 14. It's right by the front desk at Bay View in Google's Mountain View campus, according to Jameson! Wish we could've seen this at #GoogleIO! https://t.co/DLSYL8RFYG
- Mishaal Rahman (@MishaalRahman) May 11, 2023
As regards Android 14 as such, Google released its second public last week beta version. According to his previously published schedule, he is scheduled to release two more betas in the coming months. The stable version of the system will most likely be released sometime in August.
Immediately after that, he should open his beta program for the next one Androidwith the outgoing One UI 6.0 Samsung superstructure. Specifically, it should make it available for tato device Galaxy. Apparently, it will start releasing the sharp version of the superstructure in the last quarter of this year (taking into account last year, it could be at the end of October).
