Google is set to overhaul its strategy for developing the Android operating system. Moving forward, all development efforts pertaining to Android OS components will be consolidated internally, with the aim of bolstering R&D efficiency. Historically, while certain Android components were openly developed through the AOSP (Android Open Source Project), the core components were already being nurtured within Google's internal branches. Given that the volume of code in these internal branches substantially surpasses that of AOSP, it has resulted in a delay in AOSP version releases. To tackle this challenge, Google has opted to abandon the dual-track development approach and embrace full internal development. However, it will continue to make the Android source code publicly available. This shift is designed to streamline the development process while minimizing the impact on the user experience for everyday Android users.