android: kitkat realese date

kitkat is code for last  update,  Android chief Sundar Pichai announced Tuesday via Twitter and Google Plus say about  Android had hit 1 billion activations and also added a little treat. The next version of the operating system -- Android 4.4 -- won't be named Key Lime Pie, as rumored, it will be called or codenamed Kit Kat. And don't worry, that's a fully licensed name and partnership too.

According with the company, more than 50 million specially branded chocolate bars will be available in 19 markets, including the U.S, U.K, Canada and the Middle East. When you buy the bar, you will be able to enter to win Google prizes, including the Nexus 7 tablet. According to Nestle's press release, they will also make a limited number of robot-shaped bars. Just like a real-life Willy Wonka.

 Google has launched a website about Kit Kat -- the software, not the candy -- though it doesn't reveal much beyond the fact that its goal with the next version of the software is to "make an amazing Android experience available for everyone." Google's Pichai did not reveal anything specific either in his social media updates, but it's a good bet that he thinks that whatever is coming is pretty sweet.

A press release from Google and Nestle has also shed more light on the partnership and promotion. Both companies have confirmed they teamed up to name the next release of Android, and, to mark the release, more than 50 million specially branded KitKat bars will be available in 19 countries. Those countries include Australia, Brazil, Germany, India, Japan, Dubai, Russia, the UK and the US. Nestle has even changed its official Facebook page and Google+ page on Monday to show off the Android and Kit Kat partnership. There's also a Flickr page bursting with images that reveal the Android KitKat chocolate-making process.

Android 4.4 KitKat: Google Nexus 5

Google's Nexus 4 has been plagued with stock shortages, but this high-end smartphone with a mid-range price tag has proven incredibly popular with consumers. Rumours of a new Nexus smartphone, the Nexus 5, have been doing the rounds for a while now, with LG once again expected to manufacture the device.