Sundar Pichai, Google’s CEO, and a huge figure in the world of Android, said he considered the advice of his beloved mother in time to name the next version of the system. These and other jokes were spoken by the president during a conference at the University of Delhi, where themes such as football and cricket were also addressed. Sundar said it would not take into account only the opinion of his mother, but of the whole world.
During a packed public meeting in Sri Ram College of Commerce at the University, he struggled to answer each question could, both live participants and through social media. When a man asked why there were no Android versions based on Indian sweets (which generated applause and laughter from the audience), Pichai said, “When I find my mother, I’m going to ask some suggestions to it.” He went on to say.
“I think when we’re working on the next version of Android, Android N, maybe we can do a search online on what should be the name And if all Indians voted think we can make it happen! “
Each successive iteration of Android is given the name of a different sweet from the first, called Cupcake (1.5) up to the present, called Marshmallow. Each new release announcement is followed by an attempt by Google to incorporate the nickname in branding efforts, including the famous statues Android version in Mountain View headquarters of Google.
The full session of questions and answers with 73 minutes at the University of Delhi is already on YouTube. The fun part about Android names begins at minute 47, but the rest is interesting for those who want to learn about Google’s plans for the Indian market.
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