While Google is gearing up for the launch of the public release of Android 12 in the arriving months, new information has just surfaced regarding the next iteration of the operating system. The company might have decided on the dessert name of Android 13 “T”.
According to a commit on the AOSP Gerrit (spotted by @_cdesai, Via XDADevelopers) the search engine giant has apparently decided upon the name for the next generation of Android operating system. The Android 13 “T” will be internally called Tiramisu. At the moment, this is the first mention of the internal codename for the next iteration of Android, while the new OS will be publicly referred to as simply “Android 13.”
For those unaware, the company is used to calling its Android versions with a dessert name. This has been a tradition for around a decade, although, the brand stopped the tradition starting with the Android 10 (Android Q) OS and even rebranded the Android platform. However, the dessert names are still being continued as codenames internally, with Android 10 being Quince Tart, Android 11 was named Red Velvet, and Android 12 was Snow Cone.
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