Everyone was expecting Key Lime Pie to serve as the delicious moniker for the next version of Android. Google surprised us all by bucking tradition and releasing Android 4.4 under the name KitKat.

Google unveiled its new Android version alongside the Nexus 5 – Android 4.4 KitKat – and in what follows we’re going to tell you everything you need to know about it. Announced out of the ...

Google recently announced Android KitKat (version 4.4) with the Google Nexus 5 being the first smartphone that is powered by the mobile operating system. Android KitKat was designed to support ...

Sprint also confirmed it sent out Android 4.4 KitKat for the LG G2 on March 31. The update contains the new software version, plus a bug fix for Next Radio. The network warned it would be a ...

(CNN) -- Google has surprised the tech world by announcing that the next version of Android, its mobile operating system, will be named KitKat -- in honor of the candy bar developers munched on ...

In a short and sweet blog from Google, we got the news that Android 4.4 Kitkat is officially dead. Google is going to kill off support for this version sometime in August. We’re sure that a ...

Android 4.4 also saw the first version of “OK, Google” support — but in KitKat, the hands-free activation prompt worked only when your screen was already on and you were either at your home ...

Google just announced Play Services is dropping support for an old version of Android ... Play Services is dropping support for Android 4.4 KitKat, which is now 10 years old.

KitKat OS is a version of Android software that was released almost 10 years ago on devices like the Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini. At the time, it introduced a range of new features like the Hangouts ...

However, the most popular version of Android remains Android 11, present on 23.1% of Android devices worldwide. Even the decade-old Android 4.4 KitKat remains present on a whopping 15 million devices.

With Android 4.4 “KitKat,” that trend continues, but this time around the refinements add up to something more — but not how you might expect. Google always introduces a new version of ...

Google has surprised the tech world by announcing that the next version of Android, its mobile operating system, will be named KitKat – in honor of the candy bar developers munched on while they ...