According to a report on the Android Authority website, the Android statues of all generations that were originally displayed in Google’s Mountain View headquarters have been moved to an area that has not been disclosed to the public.
The Android Authority website tried to get a response from Google, but there is no specific response yet.
Google used to create new statues for new versions of Android operating systems every year, such as Cup Cake for Android 1.5, Donut for Android 1.6, and Pie for Android 9.0 (Pie), until the Android 10.0 version was launched in 2019, Google stated that it would no longer announce the Android development code name, and it would no longer build a physical Android statue.
The Android statue was originally placed in Building 44, Google’s headquarters campus, but it was placed in the “Android 4.1” corresponding to Android 4.1.ReaganSugar” (Jelly Bean), the transparent dome material was originally used, which was damaged by thermal expansion due to sunlight. Later, it was adjusted to other heat-resistant materials. At the same time, it was also considered to avoid damage caused by prolonged heat. It is close to the tourist center and shops, and is placed in a relatively shady block.
But perhaps because the statues are displayed outdoors for a long time, the Android statues are dirty and damaged, so Google may move these statues to other areas for repair and sorting.
However, Google has not disclosed whether these Android statues will be displayed externally in the future, or that with the new version of the Android operating system, the codenames may no longer be specified, and physical Android statues may no longer be displayed in the headquarters campus.
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