Google has officially released Android 5.0 aka Lollipop a few days ago. With the official release of Android 5.0, Google have also released preview builds for Nexus 5 and Nexus 7 too. Do you want to get it now on your Nexus 5. Here is the detailed guide of how to flash Android 5.0 Lollipop on your Nexus 5. Also get all the Google Material Design Apps below.
Along with the announcements of Android 5.0 Lollipop and the new Nexus 6 smartphone, Google also has introduced the new Nexus tablet, the Nexus 9. The new Nexus 9 features the 8.9″ big screen. Powered up with a 64-bit processor NVIDIA Tegra K1 Dual Denver and 2GB of RAM, the Nexus 9 features the IPS LCD under the screen with resolution of QXGA (2048×1536). It serves at the pixels density of approximately 281 PPI. Checkout full specifications after the break.
Google has officially announced its next Nexus model, the Nexus 6. It’s a big one sizing 5.96″ on screen with QHD resolution and AMOLED display. 13 megapixels primary camera is facilitated with the optical image stabilizer and Dual LED flash. It supports 4K video recording, 2.7GHz Quad core CPU on Snapdragon 805 chipset, 3GB of RAM. 32GB and 64GB variant.
Recently announced in a blog post, Android Lollipop which is the next version of Google’s mobile OS is thought to be the most intelligent and flexible Android to date. It will work on all kind of device with any size of screens such as phones, tablets, TVs, smart watches and vehicles.
Google has announced its annual Year End Zeitgeist on 17th December 2013, giving a closer look at the year 2013 through the collective eyes of the world on the web, offering a unique perspective on the year’s major events and hottest trends based on searches initiated globally. This year the Google Zeitgeist 2013 was simultaneously launched in Pakistan focusing the searches and trends initiated within the country.
However currently the bigger ratio of internet usage is from the PC users but while the days pass, Pakistani internet users are gaining momentum in using their smartphones for the purpose. Desktop is dominant with 91 percent owning a PC at home, 45 percent also own a smartphone or tablet. 18 percent cite the latter as their primary device. Mobile devices are gaining momentum: 86 percent use PCs to access the Internet daily, 77 percent use smartphones, 73 percent use feature phones and 59 percent use tablets daily.
Google’s long rumored Nexus 5 has been official now with many more features which have been appreciated for the price Google placed the device at. After seeing the specifications of the new Nexus 5 we just thought to put it beside the latest flagship of Apple, the iPhone 5S.
You probably have had a glimpse of the Google Nexus 5 on the Google store a couple of days ago when Google accidently pushed the product page up on the store and then took it down. Finally Google has released Google Nexus 5 officially and is available to purchase on Google store at $349 for 16GB and $399 for 32GB.
The next nexus phone, Nexus 5 has been in rumors/talks (unofficial) since a couple of weeks. Today’s story reignited the whole thing when Google accidently put the Nexus 5 up in the devices list on Google Play store.
Google has chosen the “Android KitKat” as a name for the next version of its mobile operating system. The KitKat page on the Android website has been up revealing to be the next codename for Android 4.4. It was supposed to be the Android 5.0 code named as “Key Lime Pie” before.
