Not quite a day took place the great keynote Google I / O 2013 , in it, the company has introduced a lot of updates , new services and even new products , such as the Samsung Galaxy S4 “Google Edition “. We agree that these developments have left a good taste but also felt somewhat disappointed as we feel there is something that Google has failed to present and what we really wanted the truth. We’re talking about Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie , the new version of the operating system, of which there has been no sign.
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We agree that we still have two more days of Google I / O and it is possible that we can still see the presentation of the new Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie , but some people think that if they had yesterday is very unlikely they do today and tomorrow.
No sign of Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie
One thing is certain in this matter, is that the closer we had the beginning of the Google I / O 2013 unless we kept hopes that we could see Android 5.0 making an appearance at the event. On the other hand, if we harbor hope that we can see the official unveiling of the Motorola X Phone or Nexus 5, which also was heard yesterday. At this point we are assailed by the question: When does Google plan to release the next version of its mobile operating system?
The truth is that some people think at the launch of Samsung Galaxy Note 3 as a possible date of the new version of Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie, but there are some who believe that it will not and we have to wait some more, until is present in a pure Android device.
As we await the arrival of Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie can enjoy the latest version of Android Jelly Bean , which is expected to be the 4.3 version and is present in a demonstration along the day, but still nothing confirmed. As we can see, the Mountain View have focused this year on Google I / O more to present updates and new services in the Google Android operating system itself, which is not bad, but it’s something we lacked.
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