Old Android users know that Google used desserts to indicate the Android version in the early years, such as the original Android 1.5 Cupcake (cupcake), Android 3.0 Honeycomb (beehive), Android 8.0-8.1 Oreo (Oreo) Austrian) Wait.
Google cancelled the dessert code in the Android 10 Q version, but this tradition is still retained internally. Android 10 is Quince Tart, Android 11 is Red Velvet Cake, and Android 12 is Snow Cone. Recently, Twitter user @_cdesai discovered that Google may have determined in the AOSP Gerrit submission that the next Android version, that is, Android 13 T, is internally code-named Tiramisu.
Tiramisu is a coffee-flavored Italian dessert that you can see in pastry shops. It uses mascarpone cheese as the main ingredient and finger biscuits instead of traditional dessert sponge cakes. Google canceled Android’s dessert code that year, mainly because Android is a global operating system, and some dessert names are difficult for people of different cultures to understand, such as the Quince Tart.
