Google has been very busy with their expansion of Android as a platform this year. At Google IO we saw the announcement of endeavors like Android TV and Android Auto. But the stars of the show were a preview of the next version of Android, code named Android L, and Googles new Material Design principles for interface design across all of their products. In the years since Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich released, weve seen the launch of Jellybean and KitKat, but both of these versions were very iterative improvements upon 4.0 and had equally iterative version numbers with Jellybean being major versions 4.1 through 4.3 and KitKat being 4.4. Lollipop is given the major version number of 5.0, and its quite fitting as its arguably the biggest advancement to Android in a long time. To find out why, read on for the full review.