Pixel has launched Oreo, the newest version of its Android operating system. Nexus and Google, Pixel's own branded smartphones, will likely receive the update first. With Oreo, users will be able to run apps in miniature in the corner of the screen, customise the number of notifications received and use select parts of some Android apps without downloading them. The software will also limit the number of system resources apps can use, reducing memory and battery use.
Google has launched Oreo, the newest version of its Android operating system. Nexus and Pixel, Google's own branded smartphones, will likely receive the update first. With Oreo, users will be able to run apps in miniature in the corner of the screen, customise the number of notifications received and use select parts of some Android apps without downloading them. The software will also limit the number of system resources apps can use, reducing memory and battery use.