Even though we are talking about the 2012 variant of Nexus 7, Google still decided to provide stock and pure Android Lollipop OTAs for its highly appreciated tablet. So, now Asus Google Nexus 7 is running on default Lollipop firmware....
The team CyanogenMod finally released their CM 12 Nightlies built for various Android powered devices. Well, among these devices we have the Sony Xperia Z1 Compact, a great smartphone that is now ready to embrace the latest Android firmware: Lollipop...
Chainfire is maybe one of the best developers out there, his root exploits being highly appreciated by Android users from around the world. Well, if you are also a fan of Chainfire’s work then you should know that a new...
We all know that a big event from HTC is coming so soon we will find out what devices will eventually be released in 2015. Well, of course HTC One M9 will be the headline, but other interesting devices will...
T-Mobile just released a new OTA for the Samsung Galaxy S5. The firmware which is dubbed as UVU1DOB1 brings the latest Android OS version to Samsung’s own flagship, thus you can now start enjoying Android 5.0 Lollipop software on your...
As we all know, when talking about Samsung we think about delayed updates. The company used us to be slow on rolling out new OTAs, so the background image is not quite good in this respect. But, things might get...
As you know the Sprint model of Samsung Galaxy S5 received the official touch of Android 5.0 Lollipop OS. The update has been released as an OTA updates, though a manual update process is also available – you have to...
Motorola informed us that Moto X’s software can improve our current life by doing what we need in a more natural way, learning and adapting from us and from our daily experience; and this is exactly what we have received...
Whether you’re just one of those owners who usually lose their phone in your house or you’re really worried about data security if your Motorola Droid Turbo is stolen for real, don’t hesitate to find out more about how to...
Millions of Android users were infected this week through applications that were downloaded from Google Play. According to the antivirus software firm Avast, the malware code was imbedded in applications with a huge target audience, such as games, IQ tests...
