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There's been so many rumors about the launch of Android 4.4 KitKat and the Neuxs 5 that we thought we'd share a few of the more far-fetched rumors.

There's new rumors in the absence of an actual announcement from Google about the Nexus 5: perhaps a Nexus 4 LTE version is also in the works.

A Google+ user has leaked more screenshots of Android 4.4 KitKat running on both a Nexus 5 and a Nexus 7. With this much leaking, the announcement can't be far away.

The Android Developers Blog has shared the details of how Android 4.4 KitKat will allow users to select their default SMS app on the new platform.

Stefan Keuchel, the spokesperson for Google Germany, has dropped a hing that something big might be happening in San Francisco tomorrow. But what exactly, he won't say.

There's been a bunch of information, log files, pics and videos of Android 4.4 recently. Check out our compilation of what you'll likely be seeing in Android 4.4 KitKat.

Top 5 News: How to get 4.3 on S4/Note 2, S Pen tips for the Galaxy Note 3, Android 4.4 device update list, Nexus 5 Vs Nexus 4, CyanogenMod Installer.

There's no doubt that custom ROMs are popular, but many people shrug off the possibility of getting them on their devices just by the sheer requirements needed to install

October is the month that everyone has slated for the release of Android 4.4. Even now, however, many users are asking the question: will my device be getting the latest

Google most likely knows a lot about you. If you need any indication to really just how much official stuff they have, just check out your Google account settings page an

We've just got recent news about the fact that Asus will likely be building the next Nexus 10, kicking Samsung to the curve in being the next to build a Google tablet.

Overnight, an update to Android 4.3 has started appearing OTA on new Nexus 7's. The update brings Google Keep and makes changes to restricted profile settings.

A new gallery showing off the supposed new screenshots of Android 4.4 has been posted online and there seems to be a little tongue in cheek stab at it’s long anticipated

The Google Play Store has implemented a new policy for developers that bans apps that push ads into the notifications bar or onto the launcher.

Interbrand has released their brand value rankings for the year with Apple claiming the number one spot. Google takes second place and Samsung comes in at eighth.

Google's Gmail app for Android will soon start seeing ads. The APK for the latest update reveals an ad library with eight classes of ads.

Google is celebrating its 15th birthday with the announcement of the Hummingbird update to its core search algorithm, allowing more complex voice searches.

The Nexus 5 is quickly shaping up to be one of the devices of the year, with new benchmarks showing it will be very powerful. Here's five reasons to buy a Nexus 5.

Amazon has just announced the new Kindle Fire HDX models, power-packing, super affordable tablets that put up a strong fight against the undisputed champion: the Nexus 7.

Google+ is about to take over the role of comment moderator for YouTube, starting with the channel discussion tab this week, and the entire site in months to come.