The CyanogenMod team has officially announced that its CM 10.2.1 Android OS has been finalized as the last step of their release process for their Android 4.3 code. From the very beginning, we want to be clear about something: this...
Last year, Apple has offered us more than we could have asked for: we have received the popular iPad Air along with iPad Mini with Retina Display, iPhone 5s and iOS 7, but now, that 2014 has arrived, it’s time...
Aren’t the 5-inches phones large enough for you? Then we simply think that the 6.4-inch Sony Xperia Z Ultra phablet might be what you are looking for, but we must warn you from the start that the story is a...
It seems that all handsets are getting their turn when it comes to Android 4.3. This time, we are talking about none other than the Leaked 9.2.A.1.131 Android 4.3 Firmware that can be used for updating your Sony Xperia V...
The CyanogenMod 11 Custom ROM was developed in order to offer customers using older devices a possibility to upgrade their handsets to Google’s latest firmware and namely the Android 4.4 KitKat. Since the Google update will take a while before...
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...
We have just talked about We Xperia Z1 Compact a few days ago and if you remember, we have told you that it will be soon released in several European markets. Now we are back with fresh details regarding its...
We are used to see Sony Mobile introducing its smartphones at CES (we are referring to the S and Z lines, to be more specific) and this year is no exception. We are talking about the Xperia Z1S device which...
Samsung and HTC are not the only ones ready to offer us smaller versions of their flagship phones, but Sony is too and its latest revealing at CES 2014 confirms that. We are referring to the Xperia Z1 Compact device...
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,...
