Google announced the Nexus 5 a while back, and with it came the latest iteration of Android - 4.4 KitKat. Within a day, Nexus 5 made its way into the hands of talented developers and Google too helped along, with the AOSP builds instantly going live. We then rapidly saw ports and AOSP builds popping up, with one for the Nexus 4 claiming to be a direct port of the Nexus 5 ROM. That was intriguing enough for a flashing opportunity, and so we jumped on it, right away. It turned out to be exactly that, with the complete feature set, rather than the lacking AOSP builds. We used it long enough to discover and use all the user-facing features of Android 4.4 KitKat and hence, presenting you an in-depth overview of the same in a 26-minute video - httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kd_fYgWEnns Read past the break for a walkthrough in text and photos. Changes to the User Interface The first thing you will notice when you power on your KitKat phone is the lockscreen. While the lockscreen has always been clean, gone is the bold hour clock and in comes the light font for the whole clock. More notably, there are two extra icons at the ...Source: http://www.fonearena.com/blog/87121/android-4-4-kitkat-in-depth-walkthrough.html
