Some images have appeared that would show some design changes in the new version of Google's operating system for mobile devices - which is expected to arrive next month. We refer to 4.4 Android KitKat. The changes are basically in its appearance, so the functionalities do not vary.
The reliability of the photographs that we leave below is not to be weighed that it is 100%, but it is interesting to be able to see them since they can show where the shots could go in the new development of the Mountain View company. At first sight, it attracts attention in the application Contact Us the inclusion of blue in both the horizontal bars and the numbers on the touch keyboard.
Another identifying image belongs to the Android 4.4 KitKat Messages application. In it you see a notification bar of green. By the way, that the bell icon is also different. Of course, as we have indicated before, I do not know that there may be differences in the use of both applications, so basically we would be before a change in appearance. Here we leave the two images for you to think about yourselves:
Slightly modified icons?
In addition to the above photographs, there are some others that leave interesting information. The ones we leave below show some slightly modified icons, more "flat" that give a different look to the interface of the operating system and that fits much better with the new design of the Google logo. Also, in Android Headlines it is indicated that the Notification Bar in Android 4.4 KitKat may vary in its intensity and color depending on the application that is being used.
These leaks should not be considered 100% reliable, but we do understand that they are an example of what could be given in the final version of the optional system. Some details, such as White icons in the Notification Bar may make you wonder (blue was the norm to date), so you simply have to understand this as one of the first leaks of the Android 4.4 KitKat design of the many that will occur until it is officially presented (which could happen in the month of October).
Vía: Android Headlines y 9To5Google