Google Launches Android 10 Go Edition

Google has launched Android 10 Go operating system for low-end smartphones also known as entry-level smartphones with limited specifications.

Android 10 Go is a version of Google’s mobile operating system which is designed specifically for smartphones with 1GB of RAM or less and limited processing ability.

According to Google, “With smaller app sizes, more storage space, and way more control over how your content is stored, it’s easy to see the ways Android 10 (Go edition) helps you save”.

Features of Android 10 Go Operating System

1. The software includes lightweight versions of official Google apps found on the standard version of Android 10, and it also takes up less space on the device’s internal storage than the full version of the operating system.

2. We have Google Assistant, Gmail, Maps, Google Play Store, Search, Chrome, and YouTube well Optimized.

3. We have an improved File Manager app and a selection of new apps such as Gallery Go, Google Go, and Gboard on Android 10 Go

4. This operating system also includes a built-in data manager to help users reduce their mobile data usage, as well as support for Google’s Find My Device security feature.

For some, data protection may be the real star of the show. Android 10 Go edition includes a new Adiantum encryption system that should secure data without affecting performance or requiring special hardware. You won’t have to worry that your sensitive info is vulnerable simply because you bought an entry-level device.

Google said that Android 10 Go will begin rolling out to various budget Android smartphones from several manufacturers this week.

Via: Google