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There's plenty of indication that the next version of Android, dubbed project L for now, will actually be called Lemon Meringue Pie
(cumbersome, but not much worse than Ice Cream Sandwich, for instance).
Google introduced the Android L framework with the new Material Design
language, and now we are waiting on a retail build to hit the shelves,
most likely debuted on an HTC-made Nexus 9 tablet first, with a 64-bit Tegra K1 processor, and allegedly 4 GB of RAM.
Meanwhile,
a Lemon Meringue Pie Android build, codenamed LRW50D, has been noticed
in the Chromium issue tracker. Ever since Android Cupcake, Android
builds have carried such short internal titles, which follow their
development chronologically. "L" here stands for the Lemon Meringue Pie
in question, "R" is for the code branch that the build originates from,
"W" indicates the third quarter of the year, and, finally, the number 50
are the days going into the quarter, which would peg the LRW50 release
happening on August 19th, while "D" is the fourth edition for that same
day.
Moreover, this LRW50D Android Lemon Meringue Pie build is listed as running on a device named "New Nexus 7,"
likely referring to Google's ASUS-made Nexus tablet that was released
last summer. Putting two and two together, Google is obviously in the
final laps of testing the next version of its Android mobile OS, likely to be numbered 5.0,
and called after the zesty LMP desert, on the Nexus tablet line first.
This might pour more water in the Nexus 9 existence rumor mill, more so
since we had some new info like on Google's upcoming tablet just yesterday.
source: Myce
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