In the past, Google I / O presented the preview of Android L, the new version of the operating system for Google mobile devices that has brought many changes in terms of design and more aspects. Hoping that by this year we already have it present in our devices, various developers have been unraveling the parts of Android L to get the different apps that make it up, such the case of the keyboard that was released to the Play Store by a user so that everyone could test its virtues and benefits.
A way to have the new L keyboard on our Android, which is quite difficult for normal users to get if there is no expert developer who takes all the most interesting apps out of the previous one. Apart from this version for the Play Store for terminals without ROOT, from XDA-developers had supplied the APK for those users who did have their phone with ROOT. So, if you hadn't had the chance to test the new Android L keyboard from the Play Store, you won't be able to do it anymore, since Google has removed it.
Apparently, Google apparently considers that it is violating some of its rules regarding intellectual property and has decided to remove the app from the Play Store, according to Shen Ye, the developer who uploaded it to the Google Play store. . Also Google embraces the premise that being an app in development you don't want users to not have a final experience with it.
Ye is a little "angry", although he should also have taken into account that it would mean uploading an app of this type to the Play Store, since finally has been downloaded more than 800000 times. Be that as it may, this leaves us without the possibility of easily installing the Android L keyboard, and at least that you want to find your life in this sense You will have to wait for Android L to be finally released so that the Google app can be duly updated through its own Play Store channel.
