Google’s Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie expected to hit market in 2013

Internet giant Google is purportedly working on Android’s 5th version called Key Lime Pie which is rumored to be rolled out by the end of 2013, according to high-tech sources.

During an I/O event, Google unveiled mostly various improvements developed for the current applications. However, the company showed also several videos that revealed details about Key Lime Pie. Thus, during the presentation, Android Development Relations Tech Lead Reto Meier ran an animated movie in which a girl is seen eating an ice cream while Bugdroid (Android’s mascot) a Key Lime Pie.

Google released Andoid 4.0 alongside the Galaxy Nexus late in 2011 and Android 4.1 Jelly Bean popped up in July 2012, being installed on the new Nexus 7.

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Google is therefore under pressure to announce a release date for its developments especially since more and more information about Key Lime Pie engulfed the market.

Some rumors hinted at an Android 5.0 allegedly running on a smartphone phone produced by Sony. Earlier speculations claimed that Sony will produce the upcoming terminal Nexus, and the revealings may give more sense to these rumors.