Serious issue! Is it "Kit Kat" or "KitKat"??

[NealJ777]

Okay, this is very serious!

Is it "Kat Kat" or "KitKat"??

 

[Haalcyon]

Okay, this is very serious!

Is it "Kat Kat" or "KitKat"??

I'm pretty confident it's not "Kat Kat" and from what I've seen it's "KitKat"

 

[SalixIncendium]

Okay, this is very serious!

Is it "Kat Kat" or "KitKat"??

Android 4.4

 

[jabwtv]

Does it matter? my 2012 Nexus 7 is stuck on 4.3 very disappointing

 

[Haalcyon]

Does it matter? my 2012 Nexus 7 is stuck on 4.3 very disappointing

Because 4.3, especially after less than 60 days of 4.4's release, is just so awful.

OptimuS G Pro

 

[JRDroid]

Android

Scroll all the way to the bottom of the page. In the footer, they have a Versions section. They list (in reverse order, to build suspense)
4.2 Jelly Bean
4.3 Jelly Bean

and finally


4.4 KitKat

Verdict is, no space.

And that is a distinction from the candy bar (at least the US, Hershy version) which does use a space when the name is written out (per their official Kit Kat site). Although, it appears that the international version made by Nestle is also KitKat, like the Android version. This makes sense since the deal is between Google and Nestle, not Google and Hershy.

 

[NealJ777]

I'm pretty confident it's not "Kat Kat" and from what I've seen it's "KitKat"

I've seen it both ways.

From Hershey's website (USA):

From Nestle's website (everywhere else):

And from Google's Android KitKat (or is it "Kit Kat"??) page:

 

[NealJ777]

jdavenberg:

Yeah! Especially since in the US, Hershey is producing it under license from Nestle.