We have just seen US Cellular’s Galaxy Note 3 version receiving its update to Android 4.4.2 KitKat OS and now owners of the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 on T-Mobile are going to enjoy Android 4.4.2 (KitKat) update sooner than they...
Now that Nokia has introduced its first line from Android’s world and we all know that the company has equipped them with its own Nokia marketplace instead of the usual Google Play. If you’re curious what how this new Nokia...
T-Mobile’s has released the kernel source for its LG G2 Android 4.4.2 update on their open source page about a week ago, but we have told you from the start that there is another option for all those willing to...
AT&T brings fresh good news for all LG lovers worldwide as it will roll out the G2 flagship with an important update, which is Android 4.4 KitKat firmware. AT&T announced the release of the update on its official blog, after...
Our smartphone`s battery is the motor that keeps things going and let us use the device at its full capacity. But what we don’t realize is that the more functionality we store into our device, the more power we would...
Not too long ago, Sony has unveiled the Xperia Z1 Compact at CES in Las Vegas. As a quick refresher, we want to tell you about its 4.3in HD display, quad-core 2.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and 20.7 MP autofocus camera,...
We all know that OS 10.2.1 is being released just in beta to developers and we cannot be talking about any official release date for carriers up to this moment. The big change is supposed to come somewhere in the...
When it comes to its first Galaxy Gear smartwatch, Samsung has disappointed many potential buyers by initially pairing the device to only one Android based smartphone, the popular Samsung Galaxy Note 3, not to mention the other disadvantages. We all...
We have just told you that the National Security Agency and the British Government Communications Headquarters have been using the “Angry Birds” game in a way that we couldn’t have even imagined. Maybe we have though about finding out that...
This is not a joke! The National Security Agency (NSA) and the British Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) have been using the famous Android game “Angry Birds” to collect user data. A recent report from the Guardian states that Edward Snowden,...
