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Google to unveil Android M at I/O 2015
It looks like mobile enthusiasts won\'t have to wait much longer for the next release of Android, Google\'s mobile operating system. Android M, the next version of Android will be unveiled at the upcoming Google I/O event scheduled to take place on May 28 and 29, as per the official event agenda. However, Google realised that it listed an unannounced product and was quick to replace the original schedule with a new one.
It looks like mobile enthusiasts won't have to wait much longer for the next release of Android, Google's mobile operating system. Android M, the next version of Android will be unveiled at the upcoming Google I/O event scheduled to take place on May 28 and 29, as per the official event agenda. However, Google realised that it listed an unannounced product and was quick to replace the original schedule with a new one.
Although the schedule did not reveal much about Android M, it did suggest that the OS will come with an updated Android for Work tool to push adoption of Android devices at workplaces and among users involved in small business, deskless jobs, logistics and warehousing jobs.Google had offered a preview of Android 5.0 Lollipop at Google I/O 2014. So, going by the pattern it's likely that it would showcase some bits of its successor this year.
