Since time immemorial, Android versions have been associated with a dessert name and each version has a logo inspired by said dessert, which ends up being immortalized on the Google campus in the form of a status. Desserts ended in Android 10 but logos and statues continued. And it seems that Google android 14 statue escaped.
A photo of an engineer on the Google campus next to a statue of an android robot disguised as an astronaut It seems to specify that the new version will continue with references to space. Normally, Google reveals these statues when the Android version releases in final version, around August or September.
Andy goes to space
When Android versions were named desserts, the official logos of each version had the grace of best adopt the shape of said dessert. Each release had a unique name that ended up being applied to each release’s robot, statue, and easter egg-based system logo as well.
With Android 10, Google ditched desserts, which meant that each version had a serious and somewhat boring name, with Easter eggs based on what was new in each version (Material You, mainly) and statues without much inspiration. Android 11 was an 11, Android 12 was an 12, and Android 13 was… a swing? Creativity is back in the Google office
As tall as a person and dressed in an astronaut costume, it looks like the Android 14 statue will be an Andy space. The Android 14 logo itself appears to be a reference to the Apollo 14 program insignia. Mishaal Rahman points out that the same 3D model was uploaded to Sketchfab about a year ago, with the text “this Google Android statue as tall that a person is ready to go to the moon. The 3D model is a scan, using photos, of this statue.
The statue would therefore be ready for a year now and apparently Google would have placed it in a visible place during the Google I/O, to be discovered by those present at the event. In theory these statues are unveiled during the official presentation of AndroidAlthough we already know that Google is very fond of spoilers.
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