If you are tired of bugs on your Android Lollipop smartphone, your problem might just be solved in a couple of months.
Google has confirmed that on May 28 it will unveil Android M at its annual conference for developers, Google I/O.
The schedule does not reveal anything about Android M, except that the OS will come with an updated Android-for-Work tool.
This might be a step towards getting enterprises to adopt Google-powered smartphones.
Google had previewed Android 5.0 Lollipop in 2014 at the event last year. So maybe you will see a preview of the new Android M as well.
Google also plans to introduce Voice Access that will give users access to their Android devices through voice. This will also be available to third party apps.
Taking a hint from Tinder maybe, Google also plans to introduce proximity-based communications to help users discover and communicate with nearby users and devices.
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