Lollipop? More like Lolliflop! All of Android's names, ranked

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Android 10 marks the end of an era. Over the years we’ve had a lot of fun guessing the sweet-based names of each new version of Android, but Google has now said goodbye to its famous naming convention.

Android 9 Pie is now the last ever dessert-themed name for the mobile operating system – with Google going with just ‘Android 10’ for the latest iteration.

We here at Trusted Reviews aren't quite ready to let go. So − to drag this episode out as painfully as possible – we’ve ranked all of Android's names from worst to… best, I suppose.

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Along with ditching the delicious names, Google has given Android a bit of rebranding – but don't worry, they haven't killed the robot. Just decapitated it.

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