"It's our goal with Android KitKat to make an amazing Android experience available for everybody."<p>"It's our goal with iOS 7 to make an amazing iOS experience available for everybody."<p>"It's our goal with Windows Phone 8 to make an amazing Windows Phone experience available for everybody."
The BBC article on the deal has more details and quotes from those involved: <a href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-23926938" rel="nofollow">http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-23926938</a>
Hmmmm, really nice product placement, and the Google Play credit inside the chocolate bars are a nice touch.<p>Is it me or ... they are actually targeting children/teenagers ? Clever move.
Key Lime Pie would have been better. I don't have a problem with the name or Nestle getting on board, though if 4.4 turns out to be horrible they're going to regret the tie-in. I just think sticking to dessert names rather than brand names is better.<p>Side note: This guy [0] owes us a video!!<p>[0] <a href="http://bit.ly/xGxKfy" rel="nofollow">http://bit.ly/xGxKfy</a><p>Edit: Didn't want anything to melt.
Does anyone know if Kit Kat will be coming on the Google Nexus 4 smartphone I just ordered a few days ago? I'm not familiar at all with Google's records with allowing older phones to upgrade to newer versions of Android. Thanks.
What the hell - so there won't be Android 5 this year, when there are already 2 years since the Android 4.0 release? If they miss the spring deadline, too, and keep 5.0 for next fall, Android's (really major) versions would be upgraded as slowly as Microsoft's Windows.<p>Plus, Android is turning 5 years old this fall. Meh.
it's not Android 5.0 but 4.4. I am curious what functions are still left before we don't need anything new. Also how does Chrome/Android work together now? Somehow I am expecting a surprise.