Google Announces Android 10 (Go Edition) for Low-End, Entry-Level Smartphones | Linux Today

Google Announces Android 10 (Go Edition) for Low-End, Entry-Level Smartphones

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Marius Nestor
Sep 26, 2019

Android Go is a special variant of the Linux-based Android mobile operating system optimized for low-end devices with 1 GB of RAM or less and a less powerful processor. The first version of Android Go launched two years ago as part of the Android Oreo (8.0) series, and now it’s in its third release. Android 10 Go edition comes packed with new and redesigned apps to offer the Android community the power of the latest Android 10 operating system on more affordable Android smartphones. It introduces smaller app sizes and twice as more local storage out of the box, along with the ability to control stored content.

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Marius Nestor

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