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Android 17 is shaping up to be a sweet update, and its internal codename “Cinnamon Bun” looks all but confirmed in recent Android Canary builds.
In this video, you’ll learn where the Cinnamon Bun name comes from, how it showed up in Android version code listings next to past dessert names like Baklava and Upside Down Cake, and why that makes the codename highly credible for Android 17.
We’ll quickly recap the long history of Android dessert codenames, why Google stopped making a big public spectacle of them, and why fans still care about fun internal names like Cinnamon Bun today.
You’ll also hear how early rumors about Cinnamon Bun first appeared back in August, before being effectively confirmed by references inside a November Android Canary release, a common path for new Android codenames to leak.
To help you understand the stakes, we’ll talk about what Android 17 could mean in practice, from its expected place after Android 16 “Baklava” to possible API level changes and future features enthusiasts are watching for, such as improvements to always-on displays and other system behaviors mentioned in early coverage.
Finally, this video will look at what the Cinnamon Bun codename tells us about Google’s broader approach to naming going forward, including hints that it may be informally returning to an alphabetical pattern for internal Android releases, even if those names are no longer marketed heavily to the public.
If you’re interested in Android 17, internal builds, or just love the dessert naming tradition, this breakdown of the Cinnamon Bun codename will get you up to speed in a few minutes.