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Android Oreo

Android Oreo

Four years back, the Google introduced the amazing new design language for us which is named as Material Design. The Material Design was flat, graphical and more colorful. This was one of the amazing initial visual change that came out in the beginning of the age for new Android. At the time they were focusing less on the side of feature set of the Android, and it is focused more on modifying what was already there and it was divided in the way it shouts the future.
Most of the times, at the end time of an Android version, it starts absorbing some of the famous and attractive features around from elsewhere, whether it would be from a manufacturer skin, alternate launcher or it could be even from a custom ROM.
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Nowadays, the new build Android versions are more and more considered about the battery life, performance stability, security and nicely shaped user friendly control features. So now it is not only tented to one sided visual improvements with nothing improved inside.
The Android 8.0 Oreo is current king of Android and it represents with the whole effort of Google with tones of features, purely fresh from workshop of Google. Also, the Android 8.0 Oreo is the comprehensive version of Android as there has ever been so far. And Android Oreo is either very stable with its rich feature and functional as well. This time with Android 8.0 Oreo even if it lacks with grand visual modifications, it is packed with tones of stunning features and improvements.
Also, there is an optimized and minimalized version of Android Oreo available on the marked to support the low end Android devices, this version is named as Android Go. The Android Go is only optimized in the size and user requirement, all the features of Android Oreo is available for the Android Go users either. Anyway, this is absolutely a great news for the Android fans to have the latest Android versions on their old devices.

New Features of Android 8.0 Oreo


26.   New Emojis



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