New leaked Android 4.4 Kit Kat screenshots reveal some of the same, some new stuff, and an easter egg

The Android 4.4 Kit Kat leak freight train is at top speed right now as leaks are coming from all over the place. With so many leaks involving different builds, it’s not so easy trying to figure out what’s going to make the cut and what’s not. Todays leak comes from ZDNet, which shows Android 4.4 running on a Nexus 7. The screens show a lot of what we have already seen like Tap & Pay, native cloud printing, and some of the newer rounded icons, but we also get a glimpse of the new clock and an easter egg.

If you remember, we saw an easter egg a couple of weeks ago, but it involved Key Lime Pie, the original name for Android 4.4. Now that the name is Kit Kat, one would assume the latest easter egg would involve something chocolatey and wafferly. However, this leak is more nostalgic. It’s a mosaic pattern showing all the different versions of Android starting with Cupcake all the way to Kit Kat (Key Lime Pie). After hitting the version number in the settings, A modified Android logo will appear looking like Kit Kat’s logo (pictured above). From there, ZDNet claims you get to the mosaic (pictured below) by pressing and holding on the Android (Kit Kat) logo. Interestingly enough, it says “Key Lime Pie” at the bottom of the Android logo screenshot and there is an image of a Key Lime Pie in the mosaic. This can only mean that this is not a final build, so we really don’t know if this nostalgic history of Android will make the final cut, but it is cool. Wallpaper anyone?

Something we haven’t seen before is the clock. The screenshots below show Jelly Bean on the left with Kit Kat on the right. You will notice that the bold font is gone from the hour indicator. You will also see a similar change with the stopwatch. Another interesting difference from what we have seen involves the settings. You will see an option called “Home”. We’re not sure what this is, but it could involve the new Google Experience launcher that was leaked a couple of days ago. Lastly, we knew QuickOffice would be pre-installed, but we get a screenshot showing us.

Take a look at all the screens below and let us know if you see anything else odd or interesting.