Is Android M For 'Macadamia Nut Cookie' Features & Release Date Here!

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Is Android M For 'Macadamia Nut Cookie' Features
Release Date Here!

• Could possibly new Android version coming, and
  it's really got a mysterious letter M affixed
  thereto.Recently, leaks indicate that Android M
  reportedly stands for an additional dessert,
  that's wonder considering that all the other
  versions of the mobile OS happen to be named from
  a sweet treat."Google is going to be unveiling
  the successor to Lollipop at Google I/O in a few
  days, but we will never have a real name,"
  Android Police began. "It's going to likely you
  need to be called Android M until it's released,
  but Google posseses an internal code name just
  like it did for L and K. It's name is Macadamia
  ternifolia Cookie (MNC), a reputation that is
  already being referenced in AOSP." toronto
  oriental escortsThe said name has reportedly
  started emerging in AOSP as "mnc-dev," which led
  to the speculation regarding the upcoming Android
  version as being named after having a
  cookie.Previously, Google used LMP and KLP as
  internal code names for past Android iterations,
  respectively translating to Lemon Meringue Pie
  and Key Lime Pie. However, these names were later
  reserve to the official "Lollipop" and "KitKat"
  labels about the respective versions'
  launch.Considering these, it's likely that
  Macadamia nut tree Cookie is simply a temporary
  label and may apt to be substituted with
  something shorter. VentureBeat reckoned it may be
  similar to Mint, Muffin, or even Milkshake.
  Alternatively, Android Pit said it might be any
  of the following Milky Bar, Milky Way,
  Marshmallow, MMs, Mud Cake, and Mars."We're
  tipping Android Marshmallow today since it
  strikes us being a more dreamy, colorful, Candy
  Land-style name in-keeping with the Jelly
  egg/Lollipop trend," the website speculated.PC
  Mag, however, went a lttle bit further by
  suggesting that "mille feuille" can be quite a
  contender - that is if Google wants to go for
  something that's a "pronunciation nightmare" to
  differentiate the upcoming OS version from its
  predecessors.Which name ya think could make it
  as the state Android M label?The upcoming
  Android M, also known as Android 6.0, have been
  rumored to become offer an update guarantee for
  Nexus gadgets."Nexus devices can get major
  system updates for two main a number of security
  patches for four years from OS release date,"
  Android Police said earlier. "Security patches
  will alternatively be guaranteed not less than 18
  months on the date of purchase in the Google
  Store/Play Store (whichever is longer)." 
  However, not all Nexus devices will get Android
  M, including the Nexus 4, 10, and 7 2012,
  although these could get security updates for a
  bit longer.It's expected that Google will
  clarify Android M guidelines over the I/O, which
  is to be happening in a few days. Fo the time
  being, what we should largely have remain for
  being speculations.