Android M release date possibly set for next year as mentions about the Android 5.0 L's successor are already emerging online.

Google has not released yet the official release information for the Android 4.5 or 5.0 L but a report on Gotta Be Mobile noted that the search engine giant is also busy working on its descendant, which is likely to be the Android M. The post also noted that tech fans can expect Android M release date to happen within 2015.

Accordingly, Myce.com spotted several mentions about the rumored Android L successor. The website, as cited by GottabeMobile.com, confirming several Google Developers mentioning the "M" release. Head over to this post to see the screenshot of the discussion referencing the possible Android M.

As for the possible name for Android M, the firmware might be called M&M, Marshmallow, Mousse, or Molassess, since the previous Android operating systems are named after a sweet treat.

Visit this Gotta Be Mobile page for the publication's report on Android M. 

Meanwhile, Android 4.5 or 5.0 L release date nears with speculations suggesting that it might be available this fall, particularly middle part of October.

International Business Times' reported that the Android 5.0 L will initially be exclusive for AndroidOne, Google Play edition models of smartphones, and of course, the Nexus devices. Afterwards, the new OS will be released for other mobile devices such as the Samsung Galaxy S5.

As for the features of the upcoming Android 5.0 L, Android Geeks noted that the new OS will introduce the "Material Design," which accordingly is "Google's new design philosophy for their mobile operating system."

Upon the Android 5.0 L release date, users will find that that "all actions are animated, the interface is more colorful, and the 3D effects and shadows make the UI more intuitive." Learn more about the Material Design on this post.

Google is yet to release official information about the Google Android 5.0 L, as well as the now rumored Android M. Check back on this site for updates about the release of these anticipated mobile operating systems.