Android 9 Pie
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Android 9 Pie
Android 9 harnesses the power of artificial intelligence to give you more from your phone. Now it's smarter, faster and adapts as you use it.
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Google finalizes Android P as Android 9 “Pie,” launching today
Android Pie is a major update for Android. Large chunks of the OS get a UI makeover in line with Google's updated Material Design guidelines. There is an all-new notification panel, a reworked recent-apps screen, new settings, and tons of system UI changes. There's support for devices with notched displays (like the iPhone X) and a gesture navigation system (also like the iPhone X). So far, battery life on the preview builds has been great, with improvements like the AI-powered adaptive battery system, a new auto-brightness algorithm, and changes to CPU background processing.
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Android 9 Pie Is Finally Released: Get It Now
At last, the wait is over! Google has finally started shipping the stable version of Android 9.0 for smartphones. Fans who placed their money on Popsicle, Popcorn, Pistachio, sad news for you guys — the new Android P is now “Android Pie.”
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