"Key Lime Pie" Could Be Android 6.0
We know that you still have complaints that your handset manufacturer is yet to bring you Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and people are talking about Android 5.0 - 'Jelly Bean". There's no known release date set up for the launch of Jelly Bean yet and if 'Android 'Key Lime Pie' comes after Jelly Bean - The Verge' is to be believed, Google might just call Android 6.0 'Key Lime Pie'. Of course there is no concrete information available about the possible launch of the KLP or whether it will be Android 6.0.
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The Verge says that they got the hint from the same source that leaked the 'Jelly Bean' name few weeks ago. We might just believe that Key Lime Pie will arrive sometime in 2013. What's your take on the name, if it becomes official for Android?
The Verge says that they got the hint from the same source that leaked the 'Jelly Bean' name few weeks ago. We might just believe that Key Lime Pie will arrive sometime in 2013. What's your take on the name, if it becomes official for Android?
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