Android Is Mania

[...] coverage in the following hours. Visual changes in Android 5 Lollipop When booting up an Android Lollipop device, most users will be struck by the visual changes first. Android 5.0 brings many [...]

[...] fashioned Nexus 6 and Nexus 9 videos showing off all the good stuff and, of course, Android Lollipop. First up, the Motorola built Nexus 6, with the ‘sweetest release yet from Android.’ [...]

[...] Yes Yes As far as software features goes, the Nexus 9 will be the first tablet to ship with Android Lollipop, so it might be worth waiting for if you’re eager to try out the latest Google features. [...]

[...] . So now that Android 5.0 Lollipop is on its way out, you might be wondering if any Nexus devices will see their retirement this year. Initially, Google’s announcement post only [...]

[...] usage, and Wi-Fi settings and new search functionality New device level feedback for Nexus devices in Settings > about phone > send feedback Easier sharing with Improved ranking [...]

[...] a serious gamer, then you won’t have any problems with any of these handsets. On paper, camera options are consistent across the board, although the Note 4 and G3 edge out ahead of the pack [...]

[...] than the new SoC, the Nexus 9 fits in nicely with the current selection of high-end tablets. Camera options, on paper, seem like a step up from the Nexus 7, and the 2GB of RAM is as much as you’ll [...]

[...] of the Nexus family, while also revealing plans to update existing Nexus and Google Play Edition devices to Android 5.0 Lollipop in the “coming weeks”. Now Motorola has spoke up on its [...]

[...] 9 and the new Nexus Player. What about older devices? The Nexus  4, 5, 7, 10 and all Google Play Edition devices will be among the first products to see the update. No exact timeframe for when that [...]

[...] in the middle of 2015 to greet Android 5.1 or whatever it ends up being called. Source: Google Nexus 5 page; [...]