What’s Nougat? Funny Reactions On Twitter to Google’s Android N

The latest Android version will be available in compatible devices later this year.

On Thursday, Google finally revealed the name of its latest Android version, N. But unlike what most of us were expecting – Nutella – Google’s crowdsourcing name is Nougat. As it turns out, Nougat is not even a dessert, and is certainly not liked by everyone.

No one willingly eats Nougat. Millions of you are just wrong.

— mat honan (@mat) June 30, 2016

That, in a nutshell defines Google breaking the cliche.

Check out folks at Google giddily unveiling the Android Nougat statue.

Well, Google this is what happens when you let users decide what Android’s new name should be.

If you’re asking what Nougat means, then you’re like most people out there, who’ve shared their confusion via Twitter.

Just in case you didn’t know what Nougat actually means, trust Google to come to your rescue.

#AndroidNougat?
Had to look up Nougat. That irritating sticky stuff. pic.twitter.com/JM1iUuAVRv

— Jaskirat Singh Bawa (@JaskiratSB) June 30, 2016

Today I learned what Nougat is.

— Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD) June 30, 2016

For those who were wondering how to pronounce it:

"Android N is Nougat"
"It's pronounced nou-ga"
"No, it's noo-gat"

Some men (who name Android versions) just want to watch the world burn.

— Akshar (@AksharPathak) June 30, 2016

Welcome #AndroidNougat! Thank you to the millions of @Android fans who helped us name it. pic.twitter.com/3ZbknDn2vd

— sundarpichai (@sundarpichai) June 30, 2016

Here’s some good old Google-Microsoft banter:

The only reason @Google didn't call it @Android Nutella, is because it sounds too much like Satya Nadella. #Nougat pic.twitter.com/27JSb3Fzqe

— Brian Tong (@briantong) June 30, 2016

Some people were disgruntled: Who even likes nougat?

No one willingly eats Nougat. Millions of you are just wrong.

— mat honan (@mat) June 30, 2016