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Jelly Bean confirmed to launch at Google I/O

Jelly Bean confirmed to launch at Google I/O

By Gaurav Shukla | Updated: 27 June 2012 15:41 IST

The launch of next Android version Jelly Bean is almost certain at Google's developer conference keynote today as the statue marking Android version was installed in Building 44 lawns at Google campus.

Google has a tradition of installing the statues for every Android version in its official campus at Mountain View ahead of their release and the arrival of Jelly Bean statue confirmed the impeding launch of this Android version.

Jelly Bean is not expected to be a major update as it is being announced just six months after the debut of Ice Cream Sandwich.

Another leak had recently revealed that Jelly Bean will be known as Android 4.1, which also shows that it is just an incremental update.

In other news, Nexus 7, a rumoured Google tablet is expected to be the first product to launch with Jelly Bean and it will also be announced later today at the developer conference keynote.

Image Credit: Angel Jimenez

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Further reading: Android 4.1, Google IO 2012, Google Inc., IO 2012, Jelly Bean, Neuxs 7