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Android Oreo

Android Oreo is a new Android Version of Android family, launched on 21/Aug/2017 in USA.
Android Oreo is the eighth major version of the Android Mobile Operating System. It was first released as an Alpha Quality developer preview on March 21, 2017. Android 8.0 Oreo is as comprehensive a version of Android as there has ever been, and it is as stable, feature-rich and functional as ever.High performance Bluetooth audio was one of the first Oreo features to capture the attention of the Android masses.Bluetooth 5 support is another well-publicized feature of Android 8.0.One of the least touted features of Android Vitals is faster boot times. On the Pixel the boot up process is noticeably faster – twice as fast in fact. Android Oreo also introduces an improved Ambient Display. The familiar time and notification icons still ‘breathe’ on screen when you lift your device up, but now you’ll get larger notifications when a notification first comes in. Sadly, the ability to customize the lock screen shortcuts, present in the first developer preview, didn’t make it in the final build.Another big change is the improvement of keyboard navigation. According to Google, more users are navigating to apps using a physical keyboard thanks to the arrival of the Play Store on the Google Chrome OS.The other Versions of Android are:
1.Nougat
2.Marshmallow
3.Lollipop
4.Kit Kat
5.Jelly Bean
6.Ice Cream Sandwich. etc. 

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