Android Kitkat 4.4 on Google Nexus 5: First Impression

Google Nexus 5 and Android Kitkat 4.4 is the most highlighted news now these days on all Tech websites, Few days back we have seen about Leaked photo of Google employee capturing photo via Nexus 5. But now another big news of android kitkat 4.4 "Here are some photo leaked of the Android Kitkat 4.4 version" . There are huge diffrence between nexus 4 vs nexus 5, transpaprent (new icons, new transpaprent notification, app drawer, three main button of nexus 4) you can see these pictures, All photos captured of officialy lg nexus 5 integrated android 4.4 we don't think this if fake picture of android 4.4, we think you see this in your nexus 4 android smartphones on it's release date OCT 15th.

Lockscreen: 

On previous nexus 4 phone google android 4.3 jelly bean have black color notification bar, but now you can see transparent and also the touch buttons black stipe line made transparent, Now display look much better or bigger than jelly bean. And google has added a camera app direct on lockscreen so you go to camera through one touch on screen like iOS.

Home Screen:

Another great feature for the new officialy android 4.4 launcher. Luncher button with like above image, now it is changed to small dot's. Three main buttons has no backround it is simply awesome design. 

App Drawer:

On galaxy nexus we saw the 4 apps grid icons line but after galaxy, on nexus 4 we see changed it has bigger width display so it have 5 apps icon lines on it. This time android kitkat back to it old design on nexus 5 bigger icons and transparent app drawer background.

Lock screen Widget:

Here another leaked picture of new nexus 5 with android 4.4 Swiping the window to open camera app same like in old version of android, while the center white circle is not remained the same.

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Amazon Kindle Fire Vs Google Nexus 7

Amazon has upgraded the Kindle Fire in several ways, turning it from a merely affordable tablet to an affordable and very well-equipped tablet. We compared Amazon and Google's $199 Android tablets to see which is the better choice

The Kindle Fire HD has been given a complete overhaul over the original Kindle Fire. Its IPS LCD touch screen is a higher resolution 1280 by 800 pixels compared to its predecessor's 1,048 by 600 pixels, and it boasts a new single-layer touch sensor/LCD screen design that Amazon claims reduces glare. It now features Bluetooth and a front-facing camera, neither of which was found on the Kindle Fire. It also boasts some new networking tricks, with dual Wi-Fi antennas and MIMO (multiple input, multiple output) 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi in 2.4-GHz and 5-GHz bands.

The Nexus 7 has similar specs - NFC, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi  but it only has 8GB of storage compared to the Kindle Fire HD's 16GB (the $249 Nexus 7 has 16GB of storage), and there's no HDMI output on the Nexus 7. It's also slightly smaller and lighter than the Amazon Kindle Fire HD 7-inch tablet. The Nexus 7 also has dedicated GPS, and can find its location without access to a Wi-Fi hotspot. However, you need Wi-Fi to download the appropriate maps to the device to make that location data useful (but you can do this any time through Google Maps’ offline mode). The big difference between the two tablets isn't their hardware, but their software.

Both are Android-based, but while the Nexus 7 offers a pure Android 4.1 interface with no additional skinning, branding, or control beyond Google's own operating system, the Kindle Fire HD renders Android almost unrecognizeable to provide a highly curated experience that centers around Amazon's content services. Android phones often use different skins based on the manufacturer, but they're recognizeable as Android, with the same general app layout and interface design. The Kindle Fire completely redesigns the interface to focus on your Amazon purchases and to offer integrated access to Amazon's own Android Appstore, book store, music store, and video store. It's a matter of personal taste and need, and when the other aspects of the tablets are so similar, it's the most important thing to consider when shopping for a 7-inch Android tablet.

Google Nexus 7 Vs Amazon Kindle Fire:Video

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