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Android Key Lime Pie coming soon; tailor-made for low-cost phones

While Android has been stuck on version 4.2.2 since last year, we have been hearing about a possible Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update coming before version 5.0 or

Android 4.3 Jelly Bean likely to debut at Google I/O

Key Lime Pie might have to wait as Android 4.3 build is spotted on Chromium bug tracker and an Android blog's server logs.

Refreshed Nexus 7 to be announced at Google I/O

With the big two of CES and MWC out of the way, it’s time for Nexus season to begin. As Google I/O looms closer, we are beginning to hear more and more

Next Nexus phone could have a Nikon ‘triple sensor’

Rumours of the next Nexus smartphone are picking up speed, just as Google I/O comes closer. The May event is widely expected to be the stage for Google to show

Alleged specs and image of LG-made Nexus 5 leak

When Google went with LG to manufacture the Nexus 4, there were some doubts about the build quality of the device, considering the company’s affinity for

A quick look at what's new in Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2

Google has started rolling out the latest Android update to Nexus devices, and we recently got our hands on it. Numbered at 4.2.2 and still named Jelly Bean...

Android 4.2.2 being rolled out to Galaxy Nexus

Looks like it’s time for an Android update. Reddit user WeeManFoo has posted a thread in the Android subreddit stating that his phone...

Android 4.2.2 might be rolled out by mid-February

Android 4.2.2, the latest version of Google's mobile operating system, may not be too far away if rumours are to be believed. Google employees are reportedly...

Second-gen Nexus 7 with HD display may be revealed at Google I/O

Word is, Google will announce a second-generation Nexus 7 tablet with an HD screen at the annual Google I/O in May. According to rumours, the tablet will once

Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie spotted running on Sony LT30i

It has been rumoured in the past that Sony would be building a Nexus smartphone and that rumour as of yet did not pan out. Instead, Google partnered with LG