Erik Pineda

No official word yet from Team Evad3rs on when exactly is the iOS 7 Evasi0n jailbreak is coming out. The latest points to a January or February 2014 release date.

Short of three weeks and its Christmas 2013 but the Nexus 10 2 remains out of sight, leading some to speculate that release date of the supposed iPad Air rival is not happening this year’s holiday season.

Scoring the Nexus 7 this Christmas season, any of the two versions, is a rewarding experience by itself as it means owning one of the best Android slates without having to pay too much.

In search for the quick completion of an open iOS 7 jailbreak, a bounty was dangled to developers but Team Evad3rs is not biting with one source claiming that work on the Evasi0n jailbreak is almost finished.

It’s been more than 12 months since the first Nexus 10 was issued by Google yet release date of its successor, the Nexus 10 2, seems a remote a possibility until now.

Reports from South Korea indicated that Samsung is pushing big on the first quarter of 2014, releasing as many as five freshly-made Galaxy smartphones, purportedly to be headlined by a very powerful and forward-looking Galaxy S5.

Already a few months into circulation yet millions of iPhone and iPad users still yearn for freedom from iOS 7, preferably coming from Team Evad3rs' legit and highly popular Evasi0n iOS 7 jailbreak

The Galaxy S5 release date happening earlier than scheduled appears to be the dominant speculations surrounding the rumoured Galaxy S4 successor these days.

Release date of the second Nexus 10 build has been expected since late October 2013 and to date the full-sized Android slate is nowhere in sight.

The next iOS smartphone build, the iPhone 6 or iPhone Air, could be the most secured and privacy-friendly handset to come out on its rumoured 2014 release date plus the bonus ability to produce 3D or stereoscopic images.

Most of the interests generated lately by the new LG G Pad 8.3 are due to the high possibility that Google will pattern its rumoured Nexus 8 after the Android-based tablet.

The iPhone 6 on release date will be sporting new and improved mobile device features that cost Apple a total of $938 million to develop.

The chance is high for a Cyber Monday release date from Google this week but it will not be a Nexus 10 2. Instead, the tech giant could be rolling out its big-size tablet in a more compact from – likely in 8-inch or 9-inch build.

Waiting for too long is a pain, which is the case now for the iOS 7 jailbreak community. And the likelihood is, nothing concrete from Team Evad3rs will come out for 2013 Christmas – that is, no official iOS 7 unlocker to unwrap anytime soon.

Release date of the Galaxy S5 could come as early as February 2014 as Samsung reportedly scrambles to replace the Galaxy S4, which rumours said is fast-losing its traction in the sales department.

Irresistible as they are, tablets being retailed below $100 for the 2013 Black Friday madness should be avoided and the same applies for the whole Christmas season.

No solid clues until now that the Nexus 10 2 will be for the taking of 2013 Black Friday shoppers, leading to the possibility that the full-sized vanilla Android tab is coming out on Cyber Monday instead.

The iPhone 6 on release date will show off a much-improved map and navigating applications made possible by the recent acquisition of the Kinect-like technology from PrimeSense.

Fresh rumours suggest that Samsung fans should expect two Galaxy S5 models in metal and plastic builds and that volume production of the 2014 flagship starts on January en route to a likely release date on March or April next year.

Gimmicky or killer features, Samsung appears bent on stuffing as many as possible with the Galaxy S5 on its rumoured first quarter of 2014 release date.

It is the Black Friday week that shoppers have been waiting for and the rush for the best gadget deals is on with the iPhone 5S, Galaxy S4, HTC One and the Moto X surely dominating the list of buyer’s must-get.

Look no further when scouring for the gadget to take home this Black Friday week as the Nexus 5, built jointly by LG and Google, packs all the ingredients for shopper to take more than a second look

It is highly likely that the Nexus 10 2 release date will not happen on 2013 Black Friday, new reports said. In fact, the 10-inch vanilla Android tab could simply skip this year’s holiday season as Google cooks up a better alternative.

As the wait for the Evasi0n iOS 7 jailbreak could extend way into early 2014, another welcome development for jailbreakers emerged – that the work on Cydia for iOS 7 is approaching the final stage of completion.

It may not be as high-profile as the iPad Mini or the Galaxy Tab 3 but the new LG G-Pad definitely packs serious powers to duke it out with the premium slates out there.

Expect 3D-sensing capabilities to be served up as among the fresh killer features for the iPhone 6 release date on 2014 following Apple’s confirmation that Israeli firm PrimeSense is now part of its growing family.

Those who eagerly wait for the Galaxy S5 release date have reasons to rejoice as the Samsung hero smartphone appears heading to the premium path, ditching its plastic frame in favour of a likely metallic skeleton.

Clues now abound that the rumoured Nexus 10 2 on 2013 Black Friday is real and the most solid indicator yet is Google’s latest move of seeding for manual download the 4.4 build of Android or KitKat for the full-sized tablet’s first edition.

It is no wonder the Nexus 10 2 from Google commands a heavy following and anticipation. Arguably, release date of the KitKat 4.4 device is hotly-monitored ahead of the 2013 Black Friday and Christmas season.