#Android O release

After numerous leaks that left almost nothing to hide, Google took the wraps off Android's newest version, aptly named Oreo, at a Livestream in New York City following the historic solar eclipse in the USA. Google is not new to partnerships related to Android, as it had partnered with Nestle to bring KitKat as the name for Version 4.4 back in 2013. Google's Android Oreo is expected to hit Pixel devices first, followed by Nexus and capable Android One devices, and then to different smartphone manufacturers who will be detailing their timelines of support/release as time goes by. GameBench has released a free app called GameBench FPS Monitor, allowing Android users to check gaming performance on their devices. The app is now available on the Google Play Store for devices running Android 11 or newer. Google has released Beta 2 of Android 17. Google's Android 17 Beta 2 brings new features focused on privacy, security and easier app development. Android 17 also improves cross-device support with a new handoff feature. Read more in our articles including "It's Official: Google's Android O is Oreo" and "GameBench releases free FPS Monitor App for Android".