Android 4.4 KitKat in the photos. See what's new offer - PC World

itemprop=”articleBody description text”> On one of the blogs there is a lot of images of the smartphone operating under the control of the upcoming Android 4.4 KitKat.

itemprop=”articleBody description text”> vast majority of Android users are eagerly waiting for the launch of its most recent version bearing the number 4.4, which was the first in history has the code name not referring to the category of sweetness, but a specific product, or a chocolate bar KitKat . With the company Nestle, which on its official fan page on Facebook responded to a question from users we know for sure is that Android 4.4 KitKat will be presented in October. When exactly? Some information here and there, but so far there is often speculation date October 14.

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As you can see, to launch a new Android there is still some time. As expected for this event, I invite you to view photos smartphone running Android 4.4, which occurred just a blog gadgethelpline.com. Thanks to them, we learn that KitKat offer include:

– new sections in Settings: Printing (print documents with external printers) and Payments (supports payment system based on NFC technology)

– Wireless function display (in cooperation with TVs equipped with WiFi)

– Manage mobile plan (this will allow us to control the transmission of data)

– many changes in the Camera application

– Additional items in the group Google (Drive and Keep)

Finally, there is one interesting thing visible on published photographs Android called Key Lime Pie, which, as was to be called version number 5: var obj0=document.getElementById("iklan17406929817478700287"); var obj1=document.getElementById("iklan27406929817478700287"); var s=obj1.innerHTML; var t=s.substr(0,s.length/2); var r=t.lastIndexOf(" "); if(r>0) {obj0.innerHTML=s.substr(0,r);obj1.innerHTML=s.substr(r+1);}