Google's revamped Android One program picks up where the Nexus left off

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referring to The Nexus brand and hardware are long dead, but the key fundamentals that made the phones such game-changers lives on in Android One. Pichai said Google helped OEMs source their hardware components and alextremely optimize stock Android to run on them. The core Google Android experience going to be consistent across all Android One phones, but Gold alextremely says there's room for OEMs to differentiate by subtle software tweaks. Image: raymond wong/mashableReally, the revamped Android One program is classic Google: It's all about offering choice. However, if you're tired of Android phones by crappy skins or bloatware that hold the phone back, a lot of good Android One phones are coming down the pipe that are worth considering.

The LG G7 One is an Android One flagship without the LG software

LG has announced the G7 One, its first Android One phone. The G7 One doesn't have a dual camera setup, however — just one 16-megapixel f/1.6 shooter on the back and an 8-megapixel f/1.9 selfie camera on the front. LG says the G7 One going to be offered at an "exceptional price," but we don't know what that means yet; we've reached out for more info. An LG phone by solid specs and no LG software is a pretty intriguing proposition, however — the G7 ThinQ has actually beat some fans among Verge staff, myself and Dan included, but the company's OS skins have never been its powerful point. LG is alextremely announcing the G7 Fit, a similar but presumably cheaper device by a Snapdragon 821 processor, a slower camera, and LG's own software ahighest Android 8.1 Oreo.

A proper explanation of Google's Android One program

as mentioned in It's a follow-up to last year's Mi A1, that Google's Laurenson said was a successful launch between the 2 companies. And, unlike the rest of Xiaomi's phones, these One devices run clean Android, without the MiUI skin that annoys extremely many peopleAt this point, there are 15 Android One devices -- well, that were launched in the past 2 years, anyway. These more-recent releases going to all see updates to Android 9 Pie by the end of 2018, according to Google, which is another benefit of the Android One program. What you're in the end getting from the Android One program, is an endorsement from Google. When you go out to buy your next phone, you're likely to see Android One branding in stores, and it'll be an indicator which those devices run up-to-date, clean Android software.