lawn statue representing that version's codename. The statues were on the lawn in front of Building 44, where the Android development team worked until August 2014. Google stopped making physical statues after Android 10, which also was the first release that no longer used dessert theme names externally. Starting from Android 11, Google continued the tradition by releasing "statues" as 3D objects viewable online. The statue for Android 13, codenamed "Tiramisu" internally, was made in both physical and virtual formats. Statues The green Android was joined early on by Alex, a dog of similar colour and design. It was actually a toy chair, Puppy by Eero Aarnio. This statue was stolen in 2009. A similar incident happened in 2012. Due to the summer heat, the head of the Jelly Bean statue popped off, and one of the jelly beans inside was stolen. This prompted Android engineer Dan Morrill to post on Google+: "Jelly Bean is so ridiculously hot that the JB statue overheated, and his head partially melted and popped off. And then we think somebody stole one of the jelly beans. People: please don't steal our jelly beans." The statue has since been repaired. In 2017, for the Android Oreo statue, Google ordered two different statues, with one of them featuring a single Oreo and a boxy design and the other (made by Themendous) with multiple Oreos and a more roundish shape. The statues in the order of installation are: See also Android version history Android (operating system) References Android (operating system) Sculptures