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Giant Bowl of Jelly Beans on the Lawn of Google’s Building 44 Confirms Imminent Unveiling

Each Android version is named after a dessert or sweet and it since version 1.5 Cupcake, it has been tradition for Google to put out a larger than life fixture of the sweet representing its latest Android release.

The trend continues this week as we approach the start of one of Google’s most important event this year with the installation of a bowl of spilled jelly beans, which is almost confirms that Android’s latest version – named Jelly Bean – is going to be unveiled at the Google I/O kick-off keynote happening early Thursday morning our time. Come watch it LIVE with us and see what the new Android has to offer.

After the jump: Video of the Android Jelly Bean feature being installed.

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