Fri. Mar 29th, 2024

Google has just revealed an updated version of its Android which is also known as Android 10 Go Edition. Android 10 is the mobile operating system for entry-level phones based on Android 10.

Android 10 (Go Edition) gives you Multitasking Experience: 

Christened Android 10 (Go Edition), the latest iteration of Android (Go Edition) is claimed to provide a more fluid multitasking experience, all the while making the whole user experience more reliable and faster. Google also claims to have upped the security aspect in Android 10 (Go Edition) in such a way that the performance of devices is not affected. Android 10 (Go Edition) will be out this fall, but there is no word regarding the brands that will launch the first wave of Android 10 (Go Edition) phones.

Sagar Kamdar, Director of Product Management (Android) at Google, wrote in a blog post about Android 10 and claims it to be a faster than its previous version. Android 10 (Go Edition) is aimed at further her improving the experience for entry-level phone users. It is claimed to be faster than its previous iteration based on Android Pie and will let users switch between apps at a faster pace and in a more memory-efficient manner. Notably, Google claims that app launch speed has gone up by 10 percent with Android 10 (Go Edition).

Android 10 (Go Edition) will employ Adiantum. Adiantum is a new encryption format that has been tailor-made for entry-level devices to secure their data without affecting device performance. To recall, Adiantum was introduced as a special encryption method for entry-level smartphones earlier this year. It was designed to make storage encryption more efficient for devices without cryptographic acceleration, which means it does not require special hardware and as a result, won’t create a stress on the silicon inside phones running Android 10 (Go Edition). The arrival of Adiantum, Google claims, brings Android 10 (Go Edition) on par with the standard Android operating system when it comes to data security.

Google also promoted some of Android Go Edition’s unique features and apps such as read-out-loud for listening to long-form text content, Lens in Google Go app, YouTube Go, and Gallery Go as some of the solutions that further enhance the Android experience on entry-level phones in meaningful ways.

Google while celebrating its success sais that so far more than 500 manufacturers have launched over 1,600 Android Go-powered phones in 180+ countries within the last 18 months.

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