Monday, August 6, 2018

Now that Android P has a name: what will Google call Android 10 Q?

Now that Android P has a name: what will Android P


From Popsicle to Peppermint to Pastry to Popcorn to Pop-Tarts to Praline to Peanut Brittle to Pop Rocks to Pancake to Panna Cotta to Pez to Peeps to Pudding to Parfait to Pocky to Pound Cake to Punschkrapfen to Profiterole to Patbingsu, there was a plenty of potential outcomes for P's nom de plume. (What's more, that is not notwithstanding checking organic products like Pear, Passionfruit, Pumpkin, Plum, Peach, or Pamplemousse). 

P WAS EASY; Q IS WHERE THE REAL CHALLENGE BEGINS 

However, now that Pie's name is set, the eyes of the Android naming network must swing to the genuine test: one year from now's Android 10 Q. We've generally realized that multi-day we'd need to cross this street, given Google's abecedarian naming traditions for Android. 

There have been intense difficulties previously: Google needed to swing to the web for proposals for the naming of Android N, and O would have most likely been a catastrophe had Google not possessed the capacity to join forces with Nabisco to get the Oreo name. 

Yet, even N and O look like straightforward arrangements contrasted with what anticipates Q. Per Google's to some degree obsolete history of Android site, every rendition of Android is "named subsequent to something sweet," and basically, there aren't a ton of attractive pastries or tidbits that begin with the letter Q. As a matter of fact, there aren't a lot of nourishment that begins with a Q, period, not to mention a delectable treat that would fit in close by Cupcake, Eclair, Froyo, Gingerbread, Honeycomb, Ice Cream Sandwich, Jelly Bean, KitKat, Lollipop, Marshmallow, Nougat, Oreo, and Pie. 

Counseling the web doesn't give a considerable measure of alternatives, either. There are a couple of treats that do begin with Q, yet the vast majority of them start outside of America. And keeping in mind that they're clearly delectable, they likely do not have the level of nature that Google is searching for on an advertising level in the US. 

Android 10 Qurabiya 

Android 10 Quindim 

Android 10 Queen of Puddings 

Android 10 Qottab 

Android 10 Quesito 

Android 10 Queijadinha 

Android 10 Quirks 

Health food nut Bohn 


I without a doubt figure Google should drop the pastries one year from now since Q is too hard. Here's the ticket: 

Google: Introducing Android 10 Quibble! 

The Internet: That's not a treat! 



Since Android P has a name: what will Google call Android 10 Q? 

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Imagine a scenario in which Google twists the principles and grows to different sustenances that begin with Q. All things considered, you could most likely make Quail or Quiche sweet in the event that you were sufficiently inventive in the kitchen? 

Android 10 Quinoa 

Android 10 Quail 

Android 10 Quesadilla 

Android 10 Quiche 

Possibly Google will utilize the milestone number 10 to start another naming plan, like what Apple improved the situation macOS adaptations when it effectively utilized each and every huge feline in the set of all animals. All things considered, the sky could be the farthest point for Android Q. Google could utilize holy people! Nations! D&D creatures! Planets! Maybe a Star Trek attach in to run with Patrick Stewart's new show? Or on the other hand, shouldn't something be said about simply utilizing consistent numbers? Anything could happen!

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