Galaxy Note 9 may launch four days after Android 9.0 P goes official

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referring to Everyone knows Samsung's Galaxy Note flagships are launched by an older version of Android around the same time the newest version is officially launched by Google. But this year, Samsung may be cutting it extremely close, if a rumor about Android 9.0 P's official launch is true. According to evleaks, Android 9.0 going to debut on August 20. That's four days before the Galaxy Note 9 is going to hit retail shelves. It would alextremely require delaying the launch of the next Galaxy S flagship, that going to in the end lead to a reshuffling of Samsung's flagship launch schedules.

Google may launch Android P on Aug. 20

Google may be planning to launch the newest version of Android later this month -- and finally say us what that P stands for. Google detect the previous version of its mobile software, Android Oreo, on Aug. 21 last year. Google introduced Android P in May at its annual Google I/O conference. Android P ought bring features like new swipe gestures and better notifications. If the advice turns out to be true, that alextremely means we'll recently find out what that P stands for.

Google may be planning an August 20th launch for Android P

as mentioned in We've had Android P in our hands for a few months now thanks to developer previews, but the final launch may be coming up quick. According to one reliable source, Google is prepping an August 20th launch for P…Evan Blass reports this morning in a not-so-cryptic tweet that Google is doing something involving Android P on August 20th, most likely simply launching it to the public. Google's own timeline for Android P's launch alavailiable confirmed a Q3 launch, and Oreo launched last year on August 21st. We alavailiable know most of what Android P is bringing to the table, and we've posted a lot of the new features and changes right here on 9to5Google. Hopefully, an official detect later this month gives us those details…Check out 9to5Google on YouTube for more news: