Android Oreo wants to make your phone twice as fast

The last part of the wearable war is going out. Along with the sun-drenched darkness on Monday, 2017, Google has revealed the name of authority for its latest wearable operating system, such as Android Oreo. The update is testing the transport test for Pixel ($ 599.99 on Amazon.com) and Nexus 5X and 6P and should remove the "soon" as Google indicated. Pixel C ($ 570.00 on Amazon.com) and Nexus Player will also be fine with the update. Samsung, LG, Motorola, Essential, HTC, Huawei, Sony, Nokia, Kyocera and Sharp phones will be shipping or upgrading to Oreo by the end of 2017.

The operating system was announced in May as Android O among the annual developers of Google I / O 2017. There, the organization gave a first taste of the next program for mobile phones, tablets and Android TV.

Some time later, Apple responded with iOS 11, the revolutionary iPhone and iPad scenario. What triumphs so far? We do not usually know that we have 11 iOS and Android Oreo phones side by side, but basically Oreo Android out of competition.

So we should investigate Oreo and everything needed at the table.

If you're looking for a ton of crazy improvements that affect the operating system and have completely changed, this is a great opportunity to mitigate your desires. Like Android 7.0 Nougat, Android 8.0 Oreo usually focuses on the modest parts of the product and on improving faster and extra battery power.