Android 12 is slated for an imminent public release in the coming months, and we are building up to that launch with the release of Dev Previews and Betas along the way. Google released Android 12 Beta 3.1 some hours ago, which is a bug fix release for the most part. While we dig into it and see if there’s anything juicy in it, we do have some tea from the AOSP Gerrit. Google seems to have settled onto the internal codename for Android 13, and the winner is “Tiramisu”.
As per a commit on the AOSP Gerrit, spotted by @_cdesai, Google has decided that the next version of Android, Android 13, will internally be called Tiramisu.
Rename T to Tiramisu
PLATFORM_VERSION_CODENAME is being updated from T to Tiramisu.
This is the first mention of the internal codename for the next version of Android. To be clear, the next version of Android will be publicly referred to as “Android 13” only. Google stopped calling Android versions with their dessert codenames since Android 10 (aka Android Q), but these dessert codenames are still used internally. Android 10 was Quince Tart, Android 11 was Red Velvet Cake, and Android 12 is Snow Cone.
Tiramisu is a coffee-flavored Italian dessert and is frequently seen as flavored adaptations onto cakes, icecreams, and other desserts.
Tiramisu Featured Image by Andrey Cojocaru from Pixabay
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