Google finally reveals what the 'M' in Android M stands for: Marshmallow
All the speculation about what the "M" stands for in Android M, Google's next mobile operating system, can finally come to an end: it's officially "Marshmallow."
A Google developer tweeted this marshmallow-adorned Android statue to announce the news.
And we have Marshmallow, folks! Repeat, we have marshmallow! pic.twitter.com/7ne07U86nG
- Brandon Jones (@Tojiro) August 17, 2015
Google first announced Android M at its annual developer conference back in May. A big focus in the new iteration seems to be making app permissions easier to understand.
Google's vice president of engineering Dave Burke said smartphone users will no longer have to agree to permissions they don't want to.
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