Some eleven months ago, Android chief Sundar Pichai took to the stage at Google I/O 2014 in San Francisco, and wasted little time getting to the meat of the event: Android L. Later renamed Lollipop, Android L introduced a wider array of changes — including a design overhaul — than any previous update. We were able to preview these in detail for you, thanks to Google’s Developer Preview program, which allows us to flash our resident Nexus devices with the latest firmware before it’s even a market reality. Thankfully, this is still the case with Android M, and our Nexus 6 is good to go.
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