Android will display KitKat More ' Sweet '

Android will display KitKat More ' Sweet '
Android is expected to slide KitKat mid October. Ahead of its release , the outstanding display operating system ( OS ) which is believed to be sightings Android KitKat . See the leak , Android KitKat seems to be much more ' sweet ' .
In a leaked reported by GSM Arena , Monday ( 09/23/2013 ) , the look of the Android OS seems more simple and light . One of them , visible from the dial phone display is now only a virtual keypad in blue and white background .
In the messaging features , controls moved to the top right corner . Previously , the position control buttons at the bottom. Google also made ​​changes in the status bar . Status color is gray and will change depending on the dominant colors in the application being run .
In addition , there has been no new information other details . Another source of launch , Google also will launch the latest Nexus smartphone , the Nexus 5 . This handset is touted to be directly embedded Android KitKat .
Google is making a surprise success at the beginning of September by announcing the name of the new Android . Android KitKat , a name that sounds interesting and makes people curious .
Previously , widely reported that Google will choose Key Lime Pie as the name for the new version of the Android operating system 4.4 . However, because it is considered less ' intimate ' in public , at the last minute I decided to call KitKat .
" We realize that very few people actually know what the taste of key lime pie , " said John Lagerling , Director of Android Global Partnerships at the time.
Android KitKat course reminds us of the famous names made ​​Nestle chocolate snack that also has the same name . Google developers did some unexpected inspiration , chocolate from Nestle is crossed just in the minds of Google .
There is a story behind the name is unique . KitKat is one of the snacks provided on Google for kitchen employees . And Google developers , making KitKat as their favorite snack while doing coding . From there they decided to change its name to Android KitKat .