Considered to be one of the best file navigators available for Android devices, Root Explored has just been updated, and it has reached version 3.1.6. The update comes to fix multiple bugs of the popular file management app. It is...
There are constant updates that the Android is receiving at a certain point. Now we are talking about some important updates that concerns the Chrome for all Android devices, updates involving the Chrome 32, which will be rolling out in...
The Android 4.3 JellyBean update was just released for several Sony devices: Xperia Z, Xperia ZL, Xperia ZQ and Sony Xperia Tablet Z, but what about Sony Xperia T, TX, V and SP owners? Don’t they deserve the same treatment?...
Galaxy S4 users and fans have been enjoying Android 4.3 Jelly Bean since last October, and now there are good news for them. An Android 4.3 update is finally heating the S4. We are talking about a 721 MB update...
LG has started rolling out the Android 4.4 KitKat to its LG G2 back in December, but you probably already know that the update was available only in Korea. So, the company left the rest of us, other G2 owners...
The Android 4.4 firmware was released a couple of months ago, and it has reached only some devices – now for T-Mobile Galaxy S4. While the rest will have to wait a while to see the latest firmware installed, some...
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 news is now official: the HTC One X and One X +, the 2012 flagships will not receive any Android 4.2.2 updates. The info was launched by HTC smartphone manufacturer itself, a decision that has been long criticized on...
Motorola is finally prepared to start rolling out the latest Android 4.4.2 KitKat update to the European version of Moto G as well. Let us tell you from the start that we consider this device as being one of the...
As the recent numbers suggest, Google has updated its Android distribution numbers today, revealing the fact that Jelly Bean has reached almost 60 percent of devices while the KitKat firmware takes only 1.4 percent. We know that if things run...
