Google
just launched a new
version of
Android for
low-budget phones
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Google wants to make sure everyone can access Android, even those who can't afford fancy phones.*
The company
announced today that
Android Oreo (Go Edition) will be launching alongside
Android 8.1. The new operating system is optimized for entry-level smartphones — small, often prepaid
phones like the Samsung Galaxy J3, the Motorola MOTO G, or Apple's iPhone SE, which can sell for less than $400.*
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There are currently more
Android users in India than there are in the U.S., according to
Google, and the company has its sights set on the "billions more" who don't yet have access.*
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