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Yesterday, one of the little things revealed by a Bloomberg report was that Apple would change its long-standing branding scheme, from an alphanumeric system like iPhone XR and XS to a simple "iPhone Pro". It is not known for the moment whether added descriptions will appear such as "small, medium, superior" or similar.
Yesterday, the Motley Fool wrote about this iPhone theme: "The naming convention made its home a long time ago"At the time of writing this text, Google has announced its decision to end the deserted names of Android upgrades and follow the digital theme of Apple, starting with Android 10.
I wonder what Evan Niuthe of Motley Fool will say now about Google's new naming convention? Perhaps he will see it as brilliant not to use Roman numerals.
For the first time since 2014, Google updates the look of the Android brand, consisting of a redesigned logo that highlights a green robot's head. Whenever you see the text of the Android logo, you will also see this little robot.
If you're interested in this news, check out Google's keyword blog detailing this development in an entry called "A touch of color and more: Android brand updates."
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