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With Android 9.0 Pie out the door, Google is now working hard to bring the great Android Pie experience to more entry-level phones running the Android Go edition of the Linux-based mobile operating system.
The tech giant announced earlier this week that it's now working on the Android 9 Pie Go Edition, which is coming this fall and promises to bring some of the features of Android 9 Pie to more than 200 devices in over 120 countries, including the United States, India, Brazil, South Africa, and Nigeria, with several new features and enhancements to enrich users' experience with Android.
Featuring faster device boot times, Android 9 Pie Go Edition will give entry-level phones an extra 500MB of storage after installation compared to Android 8 Oreo Go Edition. This enhancement will be available out-of-the-box for many devices that will hit shelves later this fall, which means that they'll offer users up to 5.5 GB of free storage for devices with 8GB of built-in flash storage.
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