Google's On-Device Machine Learning Has Given New Android 10 Superpowers

Ten years ago, Google started a tradition of naming its Android after the names of deserts. However, the tradition has come to an end this year, when the search engine giant named its latest version of the OS as simply'Android 10'. On September 3, Google officially released the final version of Android 10 after several months in betas. Tech geeks are theorising that one of the reasons why Google stopped its desert tradition is due to the fact that Android is a global brand and going with a desert name that starts from Q leaves some regions out. However, it's just the name that has been switched; the statue of the robot will still be there.