Just in case you didn't know, your smartphone comes with a GPU built into it which helps to manage more intensive functions like games, movies, and more.

Today updating the drivers on your mobile phone isn't really something a lot of us take into consideration, compared to computers where we in some cases get a reminder by manufacturers.

But with Android O, it appears that Google is willing to make it a little more obvious. During the course of Google's Android Fireside Chat help at Google I/O 2017, it seems to be that one of the features that people can look forward to in Android O is that your phone's GPU's drivers can possibly be updated from the Play Store, that makes it a one-stop shop for application downloads, updates, and right now GPU driver updates also.

However, whether OEMs or maybe chipset manufacturers intend on making use of this feature remains to seen. It is also unclear as to how specifically this will operate or how it might happen