About 5 weeks ago, Google created a new device tree in their AOSP repository for the Raspberry Pi 3. It’s still empty after all this time, but it did suggest that the company was working on adding Android support for the tiny ARM computer. The official Raspberry Pi 3 Twitter page has now confirmed our suspicions, so we’ll see that repo filled with code when Google is ready.
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