The 32GB LTE version of the new Nexus 7 is now available in Canada, the UK, Australia, Germany, Spain, France, Japan and Korea. The device is available in the USA since September 9th, so it was about time other countries...
The LTE-ready Nexus 7 can now be bought straight from Google Play, and you’ll also get an AT&T SIM package along with it. Also, if you decide to sign a two-year contract, you’ll get a $100 AT&T bill credit. However,...
If the first Google Nexus 7 was released in Japan by Asus quite late comparing with other market events, it seems that the same will not be applied for the 2013 edition of the tablet. Apparently and according to the...
The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge model is one of those Samsung flagship phones that can rival Nexus devices when it comes to user interface and performance and buyers all over the world simply love it. If you are one of...
Google’s latest version of Android is beginning its slow rollout to Nexus devices, plus the Pixel C and General Mobile 4G, so I totally get your excitement. The Android Nougat version that I am telling you about features Multiwindow, Doze,...
Even if Samsung has spent the last two years refining its proprietary TouchWiz interface, things haven’t change that much. Samsung’s TouchWiz user is still not appreciated as Samsung hoped for and I am nice to name the issue as a...
Having root access on your Nexus device is many owners’ choice and if you are one of them too, I totally get you, but you know what problems appear when it comes to updating to a newer Android version. The...
CyanogenMod has recently announced the first nightly builds of CyanogenMod 13 (CM13) running Android Marshmallow 6.0 and my guess is that your presence here is the best sign that you are interested on such a change. Nightly builds are not...
With Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow ready for your device in the form of a factory image, it only makes sense to get agitated. Do you own a Nexus 9 LTE device? Then, you know that the update features security fixes, as...
Google began rolling out the Android Marshmallow 6.0 update to a variety of Nexus devices in October, and other manufacturers are starting to follow the same path. However, you know how fast things tend to move and now it’s already...
