Android L
Android L Wallapaper

The Android L Developer Preview, announced at Google's I/O 2014, is now available for download. The Developer Preview version contains updated SDK tools and system images for testing on an emulator.

Currently, the Android L system image downloads are available for only two Nexus devices, such as the Nexus 5 and the Wi-Fi version of the Nexus 7 2013, codenamed hammerhead and razor respectively.

While there is no official word as to when Google will roll out its next major Android update featuring Material Design, a new design language for all platforms such as Android, Chrome and Google+, the developer community has already started their work to make the features available for other Android devices.

Recently, we came across the Android L keyboard with material design and Android L theme for available Xperia devices.

Now, senior XDA member, ivan123 has released the Nexus 5 running Android L system dump which includes several goodies such as Android L apps, Google Play Services, Google Search, Google Playstore, private apps, keyboard, wallpapers, fonts, ringtones, alarms and boot animations. These can be installed on devices running Android KitKat.

Almost all the features are working in the system dump except a few. Head over to the development thread to know about the Android L (Android 5.0) system dump.

Working apps

Google Home

Google Now

Keyboard

Camera

Youtube

Play music

Playservices

Search

Sound search

Gmail

Clock

What is not working

Calculator

Chrome

Google Earth

Those who wish to experience the goodies from Android L, ahead of the official release may try out the download links below.

Download links

Android L Apps [Separate apps/ All apps]

Google Play Services 5.0

Google Search APK

Google Playstore

Private Apps

Keyboard

Wallpaper

Fonts [Flashable zip/ non-flashable zip]

Ringtones and alarms [Flashable zip/ non-flashable zip]

Bootanimation [Flashable zip/ non-flashable zip]

Those who don't know how to install the recovery flashable files on Android devices may check here for a guide.

[Source: XDA]