Android Go is a lightweight version of Android Oreo , comprised of three, optimized areas: the operating system, the Google Play Store, and the Google apps. These have been reimagined for Android Oreo (Go edition) to make them run better on lesser hardware. The Operating System: The OS itself is based on Android Oreo but it’s built to run on smartphones with 1 GB of RAM or less. The OS is said to take up roughly half of the internal storage space as Android Nougat, giving smartphones with low storage the breathing room to hold more media and apps out of the box. Additionally, devices running Android Oreo (Go edition) are said to open apps 15 percent faster than previous Android software (though you should note this is also the case with the regular version of Android Oreo) and Google has enabled the “data saver” feature by default — helping users consume less mobile data with the system too. Android Oreo (Go Edition) (horribly clunky name, I know) has three main differences from the st...
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