+ KitKat Team is Holding Android KitKat Count Contest, Prize Is Still Unclear

October 21, 2013

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Didn't we say “to those who wait, good things will come?” No, well we meant to. And for all of your hard earned patience here's a little tidbit of joy for you while you wait for 4.4's release. And though it's not so much informative as it is fun, we still believe it's an indication that KitKat and the Nexus 5 are still just around the corner. As of now, if you head over to KitKat G+ page you can be a part of the count down tease their holding in which you can try to guess how many android plush toys you can see in the pic with KitKat branding on them. Winner gets…….? No one knows at this time. It could be a giant android plush toy or dare we say it, a Nexus 5? And while that's pure conjecture at this time, it sure would be cool as hell if it were the case. Well, there's only one way to find out right? Hit the source link below and give it a go. The team will be picking the first 10 correct answers. Feel free to speculate as to what you think the prize might be in the comments below.

source: @KitKat (G+)

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