Google officially acknowledges the appearance of Android 11 developer Summit for the first time

The 2019 Android developer Summit will officially kick off later this month, and Google released its official agenda yesterday. It is worth noting that "Android 11" is officially cited for the first time in this calendar.

It is reported that there will be a meeting called "preparing for Android 11 Storage" at the two-day Mountain View conference. This is also the first time that officials have recognized the next version of the Android system after switching to a new naming scheme in late August and launching Android 10 last month.

The new system name and code name are not surprising, but this means that Google officials will directly use the "Android 11" instead of the code name when discussing the operating system with developers in public in the future. Some foreign media have found Googlers's reference to Android R in AOSP, and the company has previously confirmed that the internal code of the new system will continue to be used during development.

Google seems to be trying to mask the "official authentication" of Android 11, where the full session details appear only on the Android client, not on the network version. The speech itself is about new ways of storage.