If you have an older Android phone that runs on Android KitKat, then it might be time to get a new phone. Here's why. Google has made the decision to discontinue support for Android KitKat in future ...

Happy birthday, Android 4.4! Your present is death. In a short and sweet blog from Google, we got the news that Android 4.4 Kitkat is officially dead. Google is going ...

Android KitKat has been around for many years. Notably, as Android Police reported, it first became available in 2013 when Google released it for select devices. For 10 years now, the search engine ...

Thank goodness — we can finally put to rest to all of the rumors and speculation. Google pulled the curtain on Android 4.4 KitKat Thursday, announcing the new mobile OS will appear first in the ...

In case you missed it, Google announced earlier this month that it would end support for phones running Android 4.4 KitKat software in August. While this version represents less than one percent of ...

The next version of Android will be called Android KitKat. When I read the initial headlines blasting through my Twitter feed, I said to myself, “I wonder how Nestle feels about this.” Clicking over ...

Google announced that the new version of Android, known as 4.4 or KitKat, will appear on the new Nexus 4, and other Nexus and Android devices in the coming weeks. KitKat will also show up on the Nexus ...

Gimme a break, Google. Break me off a piece of that Kit Kat bar. The tech giant, which is known for nick-naming its Android mobile operating systems for smartphones and tablets after desserts, has for ...

The developers of Paranoid Android have released a first beta of PA 4.1. It’s a custom version of Google’s Android 4.4 KitKat operating system with a few major tweaks, including a customizable Quick ...

Google has officially launched Android 4.4 KitKat, the latest iteration of its popular mobile operating system. The new software features a streamlined interface and comes optimised for lower-powered ...

Google's KitKat operating system is now on more than 20% of Android devices. The web giant's latest statistics indicate that 20.9% of Android tablets and smartphones are running version 4.4 and up of ...