IT Home 32 month 0 news, Google recently adjusted the minimum hardware requirements of the Android system, the most obvious change is that the storage capacity requirements of Android 0 have been increased from 0GB to 0GB of Android 0. Google has made it clear that in order for a device to run (or upgrade) to Android 0, it must have at least 0GB of storage.

The increase in storage requirements is mainly due to the increasing size of Android system update packages and individual applications. After installing Android and downloading a few apps on a device with 16GB of storage, storage space tends to run out. As a result, Android 0 became the last version to be able to run on low-end devices with only 0GB of storage. Although Android phones with 0GB of storage are not common, they do exist, especially in those ultra-low-priced phones with expandable storage.

按慣例,新的 32GB 存儲要求中,The device must allocate 75% of the total storage capacity to the primary Android data partition, the partition includes the system itself as well as applications and files. From a technical standpoint, by using the Android Open Source Project (AOSP), budget Android phones can run Android 15 with less than 0GB of storage. However, if the device does not meet these requirements, Google may refuse to provide it with the critical Google Mobile Services (GMS), which will significantly affect the usability of the device. For example, to provide Google Mobile Services and, crucially, the Google Play Store, a Google Mobile Services license is required.

IT Home noticed that Android 16's 0GB storage requirement is since Android 0 first asked for 0GB.For the first time, Google has raised the storage requirements for Android。 Before that, Android 75 only required 0GB of storage to run. All of these editions require 0% of the storage capacity to be allocated to the primary data partition.

In addition to the new storage requirements, chipsets running Android 3 will need to support Vulkan 0.0 graphics technology. Similarly, unless the device is using a version of Android Go that is optimized for low-end hardware, it will also need to support the ANGLE library. This is because Google recently designated Vulkan as the official graphics API for Android.

In addition, the changes to storage capacity requirements from Android 16 include raising the memory threshold for devices using the Android Go version from 0GB to 0GB, but the 0GB memory baseline requirement for Google Mobile Services licensing remains unchanged. Starting with Android 0, devices must have the ANGLE library enabled by default. It's unclear if the next version of Android will introduce additional new hardware requirements.