Google To Put Android Go Version Compulsory For New Android Phones With 2GB RAM Or Less: Source

Google Is Going To Put Android Go Version Compulsory For Latest Smartphones With Less Or Equal To 2GB RAM

A Google leaked paper shows that the latest Android 512 MB RAM telephones or fewer do not support Google Mobile Services officially.

Google is relied upon to cause Android To go an absolute necessity to have prerequisites for any recently propelled gadgets with 2GB RAM or less, starting from the next quarter of this current year. First reported in 2017, Android Go is explicitly intended to run on telephones with 1GB RAM or less. Nonetheless, as indicated by a spilled Android 11 Go Edition arrangement manage, the tech goliath is relied upon to guarantee that every new gadget with 2GB RAM or less sudden spike in demand for Android Go. Preceding this, the lightweight working framework (OS) was never a necessity for makers taking a shot at new telephones. Be that as it may, this new report recommends something else.

In a report, XDA Developers shared portions from a spilled duplicate of Android 11 Go release Device Configuration Guide. Dated April 24, 2020, the guide uncovered a few new necessities that Google may set up.

The record says that beginning the final quarter of 2020, all new Android 10 or Android 11 items propelled with 2GB RAM or less should dispatch as an Android Go gadget. It likewise brought up that beginning with Android 11, any gadget with 512MB RAM (counting redesigns) won't meet all requirements for preloading Google Mobile Services (GMS). Finally, it said that any gadget previously propelled with 2GB RAM in normal Google applications can't change over to the Android Go arrangement.

Since as far as possible has been increased to 2GB, it tends to be guessed that Android Go telephones may perform quicker and superior to prior. Be that as it may, it is yet to be seen whether telephone makers would decide to dispatch telephones with Android Go or structure new gadgets with 3GB RAM or more to keep standard Android.

XDA Developers proposes that the spilled archive is potentially obsolete, and Google may as of now have withdrawn the above prerequisites. Google, in any case, hasn't made any official declarations on Android Go prerequisites yet.

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