lolipop

OT, but: And where is Lolipop for my 2013 Moto-X (then a Google product) from Verizon.

Sony's updating their Xperia phones to Lolipop starting today, but with none of the Camera2 features.

I remember using it to run some Lolipop (Android 5) games that are no longer working since Android 7-9.

Someone recently gave me a SM-T670 tablet (View) which had lolipop on it.

Nobody batted an eye at a 6 year old kid walking into a store to return some bottles so he could buy a lolipop.

And our village idiot experiences joy whenever he is given a lolipop.

My Asus Lolipop Tablet (Aka Android 5.x) can certainly use the market.

I think they added it in Lolipop about 5 years ago (only allowing calls/notifications from contacts).

My brand new kitkat-soon-to-be-lolipop device cannot even voice dial English names.

I probably shouldn't be so sensitive to this, but it's part of the ongoing theme in the tech sector of snatching the lolipop from the baby.

> Nobody batted an eye at a 6 year old kid walking into a store to return some bottles so he could buy a lolipop.

I believe these are used for laser and light experiments on an optical bench - a heavy desk with a pegboard-like top surface that holds lolipop-like lenses on sticks.

It "fits" visually with the design language of Lolipop, but it still feels like a major step backward in terms of usability.

Yes, I know they did offer one hell of a starter/"sweet lolipop to sucker you in" pack - but that's still not what's being discussed.

(s4 on lolipop) Did not seem to be a "don't fucking turn on or do anything when I'm not using you" setting in the app anywhere.

The application[0] was in the store for 11 months, I then updated for Material Design/Lolipop and puff, app suspended.