Google (GOOG) has been silent on the topic of Nexus and Android, ever since the Google I/O event in June. So far it hasn't said a no word about the release date for Android L or about the new Nexus products coming this year.

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However, one Android developer, Paul O'Brien, has some insider knowledge. In a flurry of tweets, the founder of MoDaCo Solutions revealed Google's plans to announce the Nexus 6 and Android L on October 15, just one day before Apple's (AAPL) iPad event.

This makes next week a lot more interesting, now that we have both Apple and Google events. The Google event should run over some of the new features added to Android L between June and October.

The Nexus 6 will be the main attraction of the show as the new phone developed in partnership with Motorola. It will reportedly feature a 5.9-inch display, quad-core processor and 13MP camera, with the same design as the Moto X (2014 edition).

O'Brien claims the Nexus 6 will be priced "Under £450 ($725), but don't expect ultra cheap." This could be a little higher than the previous Nexus 5, given the larger screen and more premium materials on Motorola's design.

The Nexus 9 will come sometime before, perhaps without an event. This would be a bit disappointing as it has been a while since we've seen a proper Nexus tablet worth talking about. HTC will reportedly develop the Nexus 9, but did not discuss the tablet at their event this week, where they launched the Desire EYE.

TagsAndroid L, Nexus 6, Nexus 9, HTC, Motorola, Google event