Honeycomb Statue Lands at Google Android HQ
March 1st, 2011
Google has been putting statues that go along with the new version of Android on its lawn since the OS first launched. It’s sort of a rite of passage that marks when the new version is official. A new statue has turned up on the lawn for Honeycomb – version 3 of their Android OS, first debuting on the Motorola Xoom tablet.
It has a honeycomb (surprise, surprise) and a gigantic bee that looks like it plans to kill the green Android popping out of one of the holes in the comb. The stature reminds me of a horror flick that I saw as a kid with giant bugs trying to kill people on some island somewhere.
The statue is in front of Building 44 on the Google Campus in California. I always think of sweet and yummy breakfast cereal when I hear Honeycomb. I wonder what they do with the old statues when the new ones come in.
[via Android Central via BGR]
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