You do not know but what desire I had to say this happy phrase: Google just released the source code for Android 5.0 Lollipop and we already have it available, for everyone who wanted it from this same link. At the moment the first factory images of this long-awaited version of Android for the promised Wi-Fi-only terminals, have not yet been uploaded to the official Google page, although we hope that in the next few hours, throughout the day they will.
Now comes your question: And what do I want the Android source code for?. Surely, both you and I don't want the Android 5.0 Lolliop source code at all since we have no idea what to do with it. Although, this valuable and desired treasure, in the right hands is like gold on cloth. A gold in cloth that in the coming weeks we will be able to see it forged as a the first cooked Roms already based entirely on Android 5.0 Lollipop.
That said, releasing the source code of Android 5.0 Lollipop from the guys at Mountain View is one of the best news that followers and enthusiasts of the operating system founded by Andy Rubin can have. A source code that at this time will be keeping thousands of independent Android developers and various chefs awake at night who were surely waiting for this moment marked in red on the calendar of important events.
For us, it goes without saying that shortly, in a couple of weeks or even earlier, they will begin to emerge The first Roms Cooked with Android 5.0 Lollipop. Some first Roms that we will be compiling right here in Androidsis and explaining, as usual, the installation or flashing process so that anyone who wants it, can test Android Lollipop long before the manufacturer of your terminal has it even good to start implementing.
As for the expected Nexus 7 factory images only Wifi and Nexus 10, which are in principle the two terminals that will first receive this official update to Android 5.0 Lollipop. As soon as we know of its upload to the official Google page, we will be promptly informed for its download and manual update of anyone who does not have the patience to wait for the corresponding official update via OTA.