Google launches Android Oreo Go edition for low-end smartphones!

Android Oreo Go edition: what’s new?

As mentioned above, the Android Oreo Go Edition fits with low-end Android devices with low memory and data usage. Moreover, the Go Edition also has three main differences in compared to the usual Android Oreo operating system. This differentiation includes the streamlined operating system and default application optimization. Furthermore, the Go Edition also comes with an optimized version of Google Play Store that offers lightweight applications for users.

In the testing phase, Android Oreo Go Edition has shown great results! This system helped improved your handsets speed and hardware, with 15% faster application performance! Additionally, users can receive up to double the storage, since the Go Edition only takes up half the space. Regarding the Play store, is also comes with a significant change. Low-end users can now download apps, but thanks to a Feature Apps section organized by apps optimization, it will lower your data usage.

Notably, this new Go edition also features a data saver build-in apps, which can support you to control your data consumption of the background apps. On the other hand, Google also equips this new version with dedicated re-designed Google applications. Some of them are Google Go, Google Assistant Go, Goole Maps Go, etc..! Especially, there is also a brand new Google Files Go app! This application can help Android users clear up space and find files quickly. Furthermore, it can also help share your file offline easily without costing mobile data. For India market, Google also promises to deliver a wide range of new features and apps together with the Android Go edition! One of them is Google Assistant on JioPhone, a “two-wheeler” mode in Maps. This feature shows shortcuts and directions for motorcycles and scooters, plus a new customized way to pay bills in its Tez app.

Android Oreo Go edition is coming to your handsets soon

Confirmed by Google, Android Oreo (Go Edition) will officially come with the launch of Android 8.1 on December 6th. Furthermore, Google is going to start shipping it to actual devices in the upcoming months. What do you think about this new system, leave a comment to let us know!