The Wall Street Journal has previously reported that Google and LG are working together for offering us an interesting wrist-wearable device. Its specs were not revealed in that report and the device is reportedly set to be unveiled so sooner...
As rumors have suggested earlier, Google Nexus 8 is set to be released on July, this year, after the Google I/O event. In the same, the event is scheduled to happen on June 25th. Now, other rumors have stated the...
The Mobile World Congress was supposed to bring technology to the world, displaying all new advancements taking place in the smartphone market and not only, but it seems that the congress also houses some strange and weird devices like this...
If you are one of those who didn’t get the latest OTA update for their LTE Nexus 7 offering support for Verizon’s 4G network and you don’t feel like waiting anymore, we have great news for you: Google has just...
We have talked just a few days ago about Galaxy Nexus 7 owners who had to wait for Android KitKat before connecting to Verizon’s LTE network. But now the waiting is over and the LTE version of the Nexus 7...
We have seen the AT&T and T-Mobile versions of the Nexus 7 2013 tablet, but we all know that Verizon had some problems at this chapter. From what we know at this point, Verizon has encountered a systems issue during...
After the launch of the first Galaxy Gear in October last year and some noticeable criticisms about the watch`s poor battery life or bulk and chunky design, the Korean smartphone manufacturer is preparing to roll out the second generation of...
It has been more than a month since the last M build of CM11 has rolled out and now it seems that CM team has already started to rollout the snapshot release CM11 M2. In case you didn’t know, these...
Last year’s top chipset was the Qualcomm Snapdragon 800. The respective processor has powered plenty of smart devices, and it continues to do the same job. However, this year’s top processor will definitely be its successor, and namely the Snapdragon...
AOKP team has just finished incorporating the latest Android 4.4.2 version into their nightly builds, so we can finally announce you that the initially-supported devices list is more than generous as long as it covers several Nexus and Sony devices,...
