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Apple’s iPhone 6 will hit stores September 19 according to recent reports as Apple gears up for production this July. Nonetheless, aside from the release date and Apple’s usual bag of updates for its hardware, the iPhone 6 remains a standout for its upcoming features. Analysts have been offering record-breaking predictions about the device saying it may be the biggest release from the company yet.

Samsung gears up for the Galaxy Note 4 release as recent information suggests the company will launch the product this September 25. The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 will reportedly run on two chipsets and offer two screen variations. While Samsung remains tight lipped about the product, analysts believe the Korean tech giant will not let Apple hog the limelight this September. It will be a competitive holiday this fall for tech.

Fortunately for those who worry constantly about damaging the display of their iPhones, a super tough iPhone 6 display featuring scratch-free sapphire is well on its way as production starts. According to supply chain sources, Apple has been gearing up for the release super-touch and scratch-resistant displays for the two variants of the iPhone 6. However, the company’s focus may be on the larger iPhone as source also claimed that the company may use a mix of sapphire and Corning Gorilla Glass ...

Samsung Galaxy S4 owners particularly with model number GT-I9500 Exynos Octa can now update their devices to Android 4.4.2 KitKat via stock firmware I9500XXUFNE7. The update promises to bring a range of improvements including bug fixes. Similar to other roll outs of Samsung, the release comes in stages. Some users can update earlier than others. Users have to wait until the release in their region.

Google often rolls out its Android updates to Nexus devices initially. With the release of the Android 4.4.3 KtiKat update, many Nexus users especially Nexus 4 and Nexus 5 owners complained about more problems than fixes in the firmware. In another move by Google to provide an Android fix, the company released shortly the Android 4.4.4 update for Nexus.

Samsung recently released its Galaxy S5 LTE-A variant suggesting that the Korean tech giant wants to push its devices further. While the Galaxy S5 LTE-A variant sounds like another Samsung flagship edition with minor upgrades, it does bring a lot more to the table than expected. In fact, some go as far to say that the LTE-A variant blows out the original flagship. Likewise, it is also a sneak peak of what people can expect from Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S5 Prime series

Google’s I/O Conference finally comes with promise of the Android 4.5 or 5.0 Lollipop release. According to recent reports, the upcoming Android mobile OS update will come with mind-blowing features guaranteeing a major shift in user interaction. The next Android platform will reportedly feature HTML 5 integration, a redesigned user interface and a system orientation seeking to unify Android platforms with other systems like the internet and the iOS. Can Google really make a difference?

Apple ramps up its iPhone 6 production sending partner suppliers and companies like Foxconn on a hiring spree. Foxconn has reportedly started its hiring process targeting 100,000 new works. Pegatron is also on a hiring surge to support iPhone 6 production in time for the release. The approaching launch not only draws market hype but it has also been driving competition like launches of Amazon's smartphone and Samsung Galaxy S5 Prime series.

Google’s I/O lurks around the corner. According to reports, the conference will be a venue for the internet giant to introduce finally its Nexus 8 “Volantis” tablet along with other major products like Google Glass, Moto 360 and Android 5.0 Lollipop.

Google will soon be holding its I/O Conference opening possibilities for a new Android update announcement and upcoming hardware cycles. Previously, tech companies only took the time to discuss about their software and developer concerns during their annual conferences although it has changed with firms like Google taking advantage of the event to launch new products as well. This year should not be any different as reports suggest Google plans on unveiling its Android 4.5/5.0 Lollipop update, N...

Samsung devices have been receiving price cuts which may indicate upcoming stocks or new hardware from Samsung. Often, tech companies lower prices of their commodities in preparation for a new release. This time Samsung Galaxy S5, Galaxy S3 and S3 Mini received price cuts in different parts of the globe suggesting that the company may have something in store like the release of the Samsung Galaxy S5 Prime.

Samsung Galaxy S5 Prime will compete in the higher end market similar to Apple’s target all throughout the years. According to reports, the Galaxy S5 Prime will come with a variety of gold hues including killer features that can challenge the upcoming iPhone 6. Reportedly running on Qualcomm’s 805 and offering better LTE connectivity and resolution, can the Galaxy S5 Prime be a contender against Apple’s much anticipated handset?

Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini and S4 Mini LTE users can now update their devices to Android 4.4.2 KitKat. Verizon has started rolling out the firmware for its Galaxy S4 Mini subscribers whereas the official OTA update for Black Edition of Galaxy S4 Mini LTE I9195 has also been released. As with other roll outs of Samsung, Verizon and other networks, release will be carried out in stages allowing some users to upgrade sooner or later than others.

Apple and Samsung’s rivalry continues as both companies work on releasing tablet and smartphone offerings. This time as Apple prepares for the release of the iPad Air 2, the company will challenge upcoming and current offerings of Samsung. The Korean tech giant has been gearing up for the release of the Galaxy Tab S offering a combination of smartphone and tablet experience but can it offer a better alternative as the iPad Air 2? The iPad Air 2 series will reportedly come with a major design tw...

Motorola will reportedly be skipping the Android 4.4.3 update for a number of its devices for Android 4.4.4. The Android 4.4.4 update came shortly after Google rolled out the Android 4.4.3 update on a number of Nexus devices. According to reports, instead of fixing most bugs and problems, the firmware brought more issues especially to Nexus 5 and Nexus 4. Devices to receive the Android 4.4.4 software include Motorola Droid Maxx, Ultra and Mini.

Samsung Galaxy S5 Prime continues to make headlines as new variants spotted hinted the device will not only come with gold finish but in glowing hues. Previously, reports considered the Samsung Galaxy S5 LTE-A variant to be the Galaxy S5 Prime but it appears Samsung has other things planned. The LTE-A edition is only available in South Korea leaving analysts to believe Samsung will distribute the S5 Prime to international markets instead. Will the Prime edition be a killer and contender against ...

Samsung Galaxy S3 owners can stop worrying about the rollout of the Android 4.4.2 KitKat update as major carriers in the US started releasing the firmware. AT&T has started rolling out the update to its S3 subscribers from June 18. Some users may receive the notification ahead or later. Verizon has also followed releasing the update in stages.

Samsung Galaxy S4 LTE users can now update through Android 4.4.2 KitKat Imperium Custom ROM. Samsung and carriers have to complete the roll out of the update yet but users can choose to upgrade their devices manually. The Galaxy S4 I9505 LTE Imperium ROM offers a similar experience to the Galaxy S5 firmware. Likewise the Custom ROM also draws from the official firmware XXEUFNC9 build under Samsung.

Apple’s premium products always come with a price. The iPhone 6 series will not be an exemption. The iPhone 6 phablet along with standard premium features associated with Apple’s items will come with a higher price tag. Apple will reportedly by placing a $100 premium on the product but the market remains undeterred. The 5.5-inch iPhone 6 continues to gather positive predictions as the release date approaches. Along with the production of the iPhone 6 variants, the tech giant has also started iP...

Samsung gets one step closer to releasing the Android 4.4.3 update to Samsung Galaxy S5 and Galaxy S3.The company reportedly plans on rolling out the firmware to Galaxy S5 and Galaxy S3 devices ahead of Galaxy S4. The S4 will receive the update around July.

The release of Google’s Android 4.4.3 update caused more problems than fixes expected. Many Nexus 5 and Nexus 4 users complained about WiFi connectivity issues, battery drain, lagging screen and Google Play Store issues. This sparked more interest over the upcoming Android 4.5 update with industry observers wondering what Google plans on doing to address these problems. According to recent information, the Android 4.5 update may be released a month following its introduction at the Google I/O e...

Apple iPhone 6 release will be well on its way as supply chain sources confirm that there is enough sapphire supply to support production. According to a supply chain source in coordination with GT Advanced technologies, the company has gathered enough sapphire glass to manufacture the 4.7 and 5.5-inch variants of the iPhone 6 in time for the release. Production of the iWatch will also be underway.

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 has attracted hype over the last few weeks and there are several good reasons to it. According to recent benchmark sightings and leads, the Galaxy Note 4 will be available in two chipsets and two screen versions. Likewise, it may also be the first 64-bit Android Phone challenging the performance and architecture only previously exclusive to Apple's iPhone 5s and its A7 processor. Can the Galaxy Note be a contender for the upcoming iPhone 6?

Samsung devices like Galaxy S3, S4, and Galaxy Note 3 started receiving the Android 4.4.3 KitKat update. AT&T led the pack releasing the firmware to Samsung Galaxy S3 subscribers. Verizon has also followed rolling out the update. As with other Android updates, networks and tech manufacturers roll out the update in stages. Some users may have received the notification already with others still waiting. Other networks have yet to finish their rollout of the Android 4.4.2 on all their devices inclu...

Google's Nexus 6 has created quite a buzz drawing out more predictions and speculations as Google remains tight-lipped about the device and other upcoming products. Whereas there have been reports suggesting that Google have killed Nexus 6 line in place of the Nexus 8, new information suggests the line is not entirely dead. Google may be planning on picking up the Nexus 6 pieces in preparation for its Android Silver smartphone line.

Apple’s iPhone 6 will outperform competitors in the third quarter according to predictions. The large screen iPhone 6 variant continues to draw out favors from analysts earning forecasts as the tech giant’s biggest possible release yet. More importantly, demands for the iPhone product line surges to 39 million units this June quarter leaving competitors like Samsung slumping. Despite the expected additional $100 on the iPhone 6’s price, survey results suggest people are willing to pay more than...

Apple iPhone 6’s forecasts remain positive as more details about the upcoming handset emerge. According to recent leaks, the 4.7 and 5.5-inch variants of the iPhone 6 will feature slimmer build giving the impression of an “Air” version of the iPhone. Additionally, demand for Apple’s iPhone line surged to 39 million units setting the stage for the iPhone 6. The strong predictions about Apple’s upcoming flagship can also be reportedly good for the company stocks and performance possibly slaughter...

Samsung has started releasing the Android 4.4.3 KitKat software for S4 Active (GT-I9295). A number of Nordic countries initially received the software I9295XXUCNE4. As with updates from Android and Samsung, the Android 4.4.2 KitKat update for Galaxy S4 Active will come in stages. Some users may receive the device sooner or later than others depending on the region and carrier of the user.

Google's Android 4.4.3 KitKat update fell short of its bug-fixing promise as it reportedly brought more problems to Nexus devices than fixes. Devices like the Nexus 5 reportedly encountered more problems when updated. Some of the issues include WiFi problems, Google Store issues and battery drain. Fortunately, there are a few ways around these issues.