Several reports are circulating that the next version of Android will actually be Version 4.3 and will still be called Jellybean. So, what happened to Key Lime Pie? Indulge us for a bit, and join in the discussion. Here are the things we want to see and the stuff that you can possibly expect in Android 4.3.
Jellybean vs Key Lime Pie
Through server logs, Android Police has been able to identify that the next version will be indeed 4.3 Jellybean. This has been confirmed by more reports such as the leak of an LTE Nexus 4 running Android 4.3.0.
But where’s Key Lime Pie? We don’t know. But something tells us Google IO will be more evolutionary than revolutionary, since we’re not even expecting to see a new Nexus phone – only a refresh and possible tablets. Key Lime Pie might arrive in the holiday season or so, but for the meantime, it looks like Google is busy trying to name and update all devices to Jellybean. They might not be of the same version number, but the effect of having majority of Android devices on Jellybean is bigger than you think.
Enhanced Gaming
Google just hired a Chief Game Designer, Noah Falstein, in which we don’t really hear much about Google when we’re talking about games. However, another report hints that the next version of Android will have Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and Open GL ES 3.0 – which is a graphics specification which will allow better shades and all.
Google’s Unified Messaging App
We’ve talked about this before in our article Google I/O 2013: What To Expect. However, new speculation states that it will only be called “Hangout” – and that remains yet to be confirmed.
It’s probably going to be competing with iMessage and the like, and you can only imagine the users it will get especially with all the Android users out there. Communication will be a lot easier.
Here’s what we want to see:
So basically, that’s it. Those are the only clues that we have on the next version of Android. To make the list longer and a little more interesting, here’s what we want to see in Android 4.3 Jellybean.
Don’t worry guys, if you didn’t like the list or the expected features, you can wait for Windows Phone 9 or iOS 7 – which is said to be packing a major overhaul as well. So, are you buying into Android with all of that said? What features would you like to see in Android’s next? Leave a comment in the section down below.
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ereader says:
yaaaaaaaaaaawn.
Chinitoguy says:
Hmmm… So no Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie this year? Its ok. Android 4.3 might be significant update. For me Jellybean is doing so well on the phones running on it.
Jay says:
I just want Android to be a lot less resource intensive. Not everyone can afford to buy an octacore device with a bazillion amount of RAM.
Benchmark says:
I hope they have a good messaging video chat ala facetime. I am having trouble with the skype, but i really like facetime. Though my primary phone is motorola droid razr. I notice only few friends use google talk.
thecorrescode says:
Google Hangouts… Kasama siya kapag naginstall ka ng Google+
Buboy says:
Isn’t the “close all” button and battery percentage already present in the Jellybean?
Hopefully they will include a better app drawer and full-backup functions
asdasda says:
DUH!
asdasda says:
DUH! Battery Percentage has been native in jellybean.
Name: carlwerkz says:
improved battery usage is a big plus
zarne says:
For Text and Video Messaging, Android is far behind from Apple 10S and Blackberry B10 systems. This is the area where Android needs improvement:
-Google talk is tied up to Google email account- if your friend with the android devise does not have Gmail, you can not use Google talk to make contact, and there is no video.
-Google Hang out, I have an android phone but I don’t know if google hang out will work in my android phone. Contact circle is also limited to Android users with Gmail account.
Apple Facetime, Imessage and Blackberry’s BBM and video are easy to use because they are native Apps., built to their systems and can communicate to all their OS’ users easily.