Google is set to call the next iteration of its mobile OS Android Honeycomb, following on from the tablet-friendly Gingerbread platform. Multiple sources have confirmed to TechRadar that the next version will be called Honeycomb, although details of what this upgrade will bring are still sketchy. It’s likely that it will be more of an incremental upgrade, in the same manner as Android 2.2 (Froyo) was to Android 2.1 (Éclair) as Google seeks to perfect the new platform on tablets and high-end smartphones. That means Android Honeycomb will probably be Android 3.1 or Android 3.2, rather than a leap to the unimaginable magic of Android 4.0. Honeycomb – a surefire way to eventual baldness We’ve contacted Google about the new name, and unsurprisingly got no comment, but given each new Android iteration is named after sweets and cakes, there’s not a lot to choose from
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Exclusive: Revealed: Android Honeycomb next up from Google
