Taiwan's Digitimes claims it knows when Android 5.0 will launch! Citing “unnamed sources within Taiwan-based component suppliers,” the publication says that Google is preparing the next version of Android with some really intriguing features.
Likely to be called Jelly Bean (starting with the letter J), Android 5.0 will be taking cue from its dessert-themed predecessors in the alphabetical sequence. It is interesting to note here that the new Android OS won't be aimed at smartphones. Instead, it is said that the search giant is looking to build Chrome OS functionality into Android for dual-boot tablets and netbooks. 
With Android 5.0, Google may try pushing the dual-boot idea to Windows 8 hybrids. This feature will let manufacturers include both Android 5.0 and Windows 8 in a single device. DigiTimes claims that vendors will be able to add Android 5.0 to a Windows 8-based tablet or notebook. Users may also like this functionality to be able to switch between the operating systems without a reboot.
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