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Breaking: Android L officially unveiled by Google

After months of rumour and speculation Google has officially launched Android L at its IO conference in San Francisco.

With over 5000 new APIs Google is promising big things from the Android L update - its biggest release to date - and the developer preview will be available from today.

Something users will immediately notice is the change in navigation icons at the bottom of the screen, with the home key changed to a circle and the multi-task button now a single square. The back key has also been updated to a triangle.

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Biggest takeaway was the clarity of differences between Facebook, Google, Windows, and Apple strategies.

 

Facebook — focused clearly on mining social data for directing ad revenue. Moving platform to mobile and possibly fragmenting the social plumbing into disparate apps.

Windows — they're still a desktop company with a desktop mindset, trying to play in the cloud. Best thing going for them is legacy and XBox.

Apple — iOS, best line of laptops.

Google — They're focused on creating the infrastructure that plumbs the internet and enabling app developers to focus on business logic as opposed to infrastructure concerns.

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