Android O wants to make your phone twice as fast
Well, well, well. The latest chapter of the mobile war is in full swing. Google announced Android O at its annual developer conference, Google I/O 2017 , giving a first taste of its forthcoming software for phones, tablets and Android TV . And Apple responded with iOS 11 , its next-gen platform for iPhones and iPads. Which one's winning so far? We won't really know until we get iOS 11 and Android O on phones side by side, but on the whole, Android O is coming out ahead . So let's take a look at O and everything it has to offer. If you're hoping for a ton of crazy features that make the OS look and feel completely different, it's time to temper your expectations. Like Android 7.0 Nougat , Android O focuses mostly on the nuts and bolts of making the software work better, faster and save battery. More from Google I/O 2017 Android O, Google Lens and VR: Everything important from Google I/O Google Photo's AI is better at sharing your photos than yo...