Google's Project Treble will help OEMs to deliver Android updates faster
One of the major problem with Android updates is that not all devices (non-Google device) receive it when the latest iteration is out.
Google wants to solve this problem with Project Treble on Android O. With Project Treble, Google re-architects the Android OS to make it easier, faster and less costly for device makers to update devices to the latest Android flavor.
One of the methods is to separate the vendor implementation— the device-specific, lower-level software written in large part by the silicon manufacturers (Samsung, Qualcomm) — from the Android OS Framework.
The benefit of Project Treble is that whenever the latest iteration of Android is out, device makers can choose to deliver a new Android release to consumers by just updating the Android OS framework, without any additional work required from the silicon manufacturers. As a result, device makers will be able to release latest Android versions faster for existing devices.
Project Treble will be coming to all new devices launched with Android O and beyond. In fact, the Project Treble architecture is already running on the Developer Preview of Android O for Google's Pixel phones.
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