Erik Pineda

Barely a few days after Apple has made iOS 8.1 public, the much-awaited iOS 8 jailbreak release date became a reality and as expected Team Pangu of China has outraced the Evad3rs in issuing the Evasi0n8 unlocker.

Seeing an iOS 8 jailbreak release date anytime soon is next to a miracle as a new report suggests that major hacking teams are either abandoning the project or staring on a blank wall.

In Nexus 6, Google will bring to the table impressive device craftsmanship courtesy of Motorola and what could prove as the best Android build ever in terms of aesthetic and functions with Lollipop 5.0.

Earlier this 2014 or some months prior to the Nexus 6 release date, the device was rumoured shelved by Google but as it turned out the device was given the green light, will soon arrive and will likely be replaced by another Nexus phone in 2015.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has admitted that demand for the iPhone 6 is so overwhelming that a balance may not be achieved until early 2015, somehow indicating that stock outs would periodically happen in the next few months.

Reasons are aplenty why the giant Nexus 6 is a good buy on its early November 2014 release date but two more killer Android Lollipop features have emerged that should convince shoppers to include the phablet on their Black Friday and Christmas shopping lists.

With both the iPad Air 2 from Apple and Google Nexus 9 unwrapped last week, it’s safe to bet that release dates of the flagship tablets will not be too far from each other.

Using an iPhone 6 or the bigger iPhone 6 Plus or planning to grab one this holiday season? The four mobile applications below will further enhance the already exciting functions and features packed by Apple with the iOS 8-powered device.

With Apple’s iOS 8.1 update rollout beginning this week, jailbreak fans have become more hopeful that the next iPhone and iPad unlocker – release date of the iOS 8 jailbreak that is – will happen sooner than expected.

Google has unveiled its Motorola-made Nexus 6 and even before its scheduled release date on early November, the Android Lollipop-powered device seems compelling enough to include on shoppers Christmas list.

Following Google’s revelation of Android 5.0 or Lollipop, actual release date of the Nexus 6 and 9 has been set November 3.

The Galaxy Note 4 release date is just a matter of few days, further heightening the rivalry between the original and fourth-generation phablet from Samsung and Apple’s initial supersized smartphone entry – the iPhone 6 Plus.

As the debate rages on when really the Nexus 6 release date is, Verizon and Motorola revealed the Droid Turbo unveiling on October 28.

A few days before its official unveiling, new reports are suggesting that the Nexus 6 on release date is powered by Android Licorice or 5.0 and will come out of the box with a slightly marked up tag price.

Apple will reportedly issue the first iOS 8 official update, build 8.1 that is, this late October 2014, which serves a signal to jailbreak fans that either the Evasi0n8 from Team Evad3rs or the one from Pangu will immediately become available.

Release date of the iPad Air 2 and the Mini 3 is likely to happen not too long after Apple’s scheduled October 16 event but one anticipated product may unfortunately skip out the showcasing – that will be the Retina-toting MacBook Air.

A few days before the Galaxy Note 4 release date this October 2014, jumping from Samsung’s 2013 flagship phablet to the new generation device seems to have been made easier by the fresh advantages pointed out below:

Google’s next Android edition, known for now as Android 5.0 or L, appears to have already reached the rollout stage, indicating too that the Nexus 9 release date is happening soon enough.

More reports are confirming that Google’s 2014 flagship smartphone is set for unveiling on October 16, likely positioning the device for a release date that could happen as early as November 1.

Prior to the Nexus 6 release date that is rumoured to happen in a matter of few weeks, a killer phone from Verizon and Motorola called the Droid Turbo is reported to touchdown very soon.

Beta number two of iOS 8.1 went live this week and the likelihood is the official build will be ready for download on October 20, further inching closer the jailbreak community to an iOS 8 jailbreak release date later in the year.

It’s all but confirmed that Google plans a same-day announcement of the Nexus 6 and Nexus 9, both powered by Android L, with the simultaneous release date likely to happen very soon.

Solid clues about the Nexus 6 and Nexus 9 continue to come out on downpour-mode just a few weeks before the devices’ rumoured release date.

It will be a simultaneous release date for the iPad Air 2 and iPad Mini 3 after all as a new report indicates that the devices have been finalised and mass production is already underway prior to their reported October 16 intro.

Weeks before the rumoured release dates for Google’s Nexus 6 and Nexus 9, Android fans are again treated to exciting new details about the device that suggests too of imminent unboxing to come.

Two solid indicators have popped out this week that seemingly point to the nearing release date of the stock Android-powered Nexus 6.

Hopes are high that jailbreak fans will get the much-awaited iOS 8 unlocking tool just before 2014 ends as a new report is suggesting that Apple will deploy the iOS 8.1 update on October 20.

Rumours have it that Google will hold an event on October 16, which will likely reveal Android L or 5.0 in its full glory then pave the way for the twin Nexus 6 and 8 release date over the next few weeks.

Samsung is yet to confirm the actual Galaxy Note Edge release date but the South Korean tech giant is already touting the device as worthy adversary for Apple’s first phablet offering – the iPhone 6 Plus.