According to the plan, after the GoogleI/O conference in May, Android 13 will enter the Beta stage, and it is expected that other OEM models will be approved for upgrade besides Pixel. Although most users have never tasted Android 13, I didn't expect the clues of Android 14 to surface.

In AOSP, the developer excavated the internal development code of Android14 "Upsided Down Cake".

Friends who like western desserts should know this very well. It refers to the way of making cakes. Just like TARTYTARTY in France, the fruit originally placed on the surface of the cake, such as pineapple slices, is put in the pot first, then the cake paste is poured in and baked in the oven, which is different from the previous practice of baking first and decorating flowers later. At this time, the cake was turned upside down. After baking, take the baking tray out of the oven and pour out the cake with a plate slightly larger than the baking tray. At this time, fillings such as fruit slices will reappear on the cake.

It is not clear what the lovely code name has to do with the system construction itself. Android 14 will continue to improve the support for multitasking and eSIM technology, and the system will be smoother and more stable, and the direction seems to be consistent with Android 13.