Google reveals new mobile OS Android P with better battery life

Google's latest mobile OS just got closer to landing on your smartphone. The search giant revealed new details about Android P, which is the successor to its Android O, or Oreo, software that currently runs on billions of smartphones. As is customary, Android names each of its software iterations after desserts, but it's likely that Google won't reveal Android P's actual name until later this year. That being said, Google did announce plenty of new features that are on the way with Android P, including'Digital Wellness' tools to limit screen time, iPhone X-like gesture controls and sophisticated AI to extend your phone's battery life. Google is overhauling Android's design with a new update, introducing cleaner lines, simpler navigation and more minimalist icons.