Android Lollipop was the 5.0 release of Google’s mobile operating system. This version of Android launched with groundbreaking features, including an all-new “Material Design” language, enhancements ...

Google’s Android 5.0 Lollipop release has lots of good things going for it — but like many major OS releases at their start, the software also has its share of sigh-inducing quirks and glitches. As ...

Google Android lets you customize your device with widgets, third-party app launchers, keyboards, and other tools. But up until a few years ago if you wanted to make deep system-level changes to the ...

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Android 5.0 Lollipop Information: Along with announcing Motorola Nexus 6 and HTC Nexus 9 devices Google also announced a new iteration of their operating system, Android 5.0 Lollipop. This is the 9th ...

Google Android 5.0 is ready to go. About 4 months after releasing a developer preview, Google has given the next version of Android a name and announced the first products that will ship with the ...

Holy confection affection, Android fans! Google’s latest version of Android — Android 5.0, a.k.a. Lollipop — is at long last unwrapped and on its way into our lives. Google announced Lollipop along ...

After months of speculation on what dessert would take on the “L” name for Android 5.0, Google has announced it will be called Lollipop. The latest version of Android has over 5,000 APIs and a new ...

A few hours ago I flashed the latest preview version of Android 5.0 (aka “L,” aka “Lollipop”) onto my trusty old Nexus 7 tablet. Devices aren’t scheduled to actually start getting updated to 5.0 for a ...