According to the plan, after the Google I/O conference in May, Android 13 will enter the beta phase, when other OEM models are expected to be approved for upgrades in addition to the Pixel. Although most users have not yet tasted Android 13, they did not expect that the clues of Android 14 have surfaced.
In the AOSP, the developers unearthed the internal development codename of Android 14 as Upside Down Cake “Flip Cake”.
Friends who like Western desserts should know this very well, it refers to the way the cake is made, just like the French TARTY TARTY, the fruit that was originally placed on the surface of the cake, such as sliced pineapple, was first placed in the pan, and then the cake powder was poured in and then baked in the oven, which was different from the previous practice of baking and then mounting, at this time the cake was flipped up and down. After baking, remove the pan from the oven and turn the cake upside down with a plate slightly larger than the pan, at which point the filling such as sliced fruit will reappear on top of the cake.
It’s unclear what the connection between this cute code name and the system build itself is, Android 14 will continue to improve support for multitasking, eSIM technology, etc., the system will be smoother and more stable, and the direction seems to be consistent with Android 13.