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The roll out of Android 4.4 KitKat continues but it appears Google has a new plan already. Android 5.0 Lollipop has been making the headlines recently. According to an analyst, Google appears to be working on the system to "look like a professional platform.” Whereas the Android 4.4 KitKat update sought to lessen fragmentation among Android devices, the upcoming Android 5.0 will be targeting business professionals. What can people expect?

Apple has hit a slump in the past for its slow and limited product releases. As if taking a leaf out of the book of its competitors, Apple has been making headlines for its predicted product releases this year. According to recent information, the tech giant will be introducing its new iPhone 6 line including an updated iPad Air and Pro series. There is also the 12-inch MacBook Air plus new smart cases. What has Apple in store later this year?

Apple’s iPhone 6 made headlines when analysts and leak suggested a wide-screen variant. According to recent reports, Apple’s iPhone 6 will be around the same size as Samsung’s Galaxy Note 3. Is this a move to go against the Korean tech giant and its multiple variant products? Is Apple finally open to the idea of hybrids?

Galaxy S Advance I9070 can now update their devices with Android 4.4.2 KitKat Carbon ROM. The Carbon ROM offers users a way to test out the Android 4.4.2 KitKat even without the OTA. Before installing the ROM, there are several things users should take note of.

The Android 4.4.3 KitKat update has been making headlines lately. According to recent reports, Google wants to make sure all KitKat bugs and problems are fixed. Likewise, the company will not be introducing new features. Instead the update will focus on bringing more tweaks and fixes to address users concerns.

Google's I/O event will be on June and many are talking about what the company plans on announcing. Some reports suggest that the company may introduce its new Android 4.5 operating system or the Google Nexus 6. Some, on other hand, think that Google will be announcing the Android 4.4.3 update instead. What has Google in store for people?

Owners of Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and HTC One will be pleased to know that they can access the official release of the Android 4.4 KitKat up to Android 4.4.2. Some of the reported enhancements of the Android 4.4 KitKat update include improved user interface, default messaging app, enhanced music access, camera access and location menu.

Sony has been rolling out the Android 4.4.2 recently. The update will be available for a range of variants including the Xperia Z1, Xperia Z1 Compact and Xperia Z Ultra. As mentioned, the devices received the update through build number 14.3.A.0.681. Sony has announced previously that the Xperia Z range models will get the Android 4.4 treatment around the second quarter of 2014.

Samsung released its latest flagship phone back at the Mobile World Congress. The Samsung Galaxy S5 will be hitting stores worldwide around April 11. Whereas the rest of the specs have been revealed, it is only until recently that reports suggest that there could be a copper gold variant coming. Pre order started last March 28. What regions can get the gold variant?

Samsung has always been a big mystery to many Android users every time Google releases a new version of its Android operating system. For quite some time, Samsung has been rolling out the official Android 4.4.2 update for many Samsung Galaxy Note GT-N7000 users. As for those who are still waiting, they have the option to use a custom ROM to try out the update.

Google will be up for some major releases this year as well. According to recent information, the tech giant has been preparing for the release of the Google Nexus 6 and the Android 4.4.3. The Android 4.4.3 will be addressing previous problems associated with the first set of Android 4.4 KitKat updates. The Google Nexus 6, on the other hand, will follow the Google Nexus 5. Similar to the Nexus 5, analysts expect the next flagship phone to feature the new Android operating system.

Earnings estimate for Apple adjust by the day as the company’s upcoming products continue to make headlines. According to recent information, the tech giant plans on releasing its iphone 6, iPad Air 2, iWatch and 2014 MacBook series in the second half of the year. Looking at the leaks and patent sightings, it appears Apple is out for some serious business. Will these product releases be any good for Apple’s future?

The Android 4.4 KitKat has made an impression – both good and bad. According to previous reports, the Android 4.4 KitKat update can be considered as Google’s attempt to fix fragmentation among its devices. The new operating system can be used even in older and lower end Android devices. However, with the number of problems reported about the update, the company was forced to issue two new updates: the Android 4.4.1 and the Android 4.4.2. As problems do not seem to stop despite the series of upg...

Samsung has already released its flagship phone, the Samsung Galaxy S5. Now the market awaits Apple’s iPhone 6 for the final showdown. Whereas the iPhone 6 will be released sometime around September, there are reported features which can be compared against Samsung Galaxy S5. Which smartphone appears to deliver the better features? Can Apple’s iPhone 6 trump Samsung Galaxy S5?

Google’s Nexus program has been successful for the most part. Its first and second generation Nexus proved that the company can produce premium devices for a good price. The Google Nexus 5, on the other hand, marked the introduction of Google’s newest Android 4.4 KitKat update. It earned positive reviews then. As the market continues to see smartphone and tablet releases, consumers wonder if Google will push through with its Nexus program again this year. It appears so as the Nexus 6 and Nexus ...

Apple will reportedly release its flagship phone in September. What previously seemed mere speculation now appears truer by the day. According to recent reports, Apple will indeed release two versions of the iPhone 6: a 4.7-inch model and a 5.5-inch variant. The two variants are reportedly in production just in time for a fall release.

Apple’s iPhone 6 will be hitting the market around fall. Despite months away from the official release, reports lined up detailing what people can expect from the flagship phone. According to recent reports, Apple will be packing more features on the device more than any of its existing models. The company has been on a roll acquiring different types of patents each promising a revolutionary device. Can Apple deliver?

Apple has been gearing up for a series of product launches this coming September. Much attention is on iPhone 6, the upcoming MacBook series has also been gradually coming into the spotlight.

Samsung owners have been waiting for the official roll out of the Android 4.4 KitKat and its sub updates on their devices. Fortunately, Samsung has started the release. The update has been trickling down different carriers and users for the last few weeks. Despite the much awaited upgrade, there are users who reported problems about their Galaxy devices following the update. What went wrong? How do users get around these issues?

The Apple iPhone 6 appear more interesting by the day. The tech giant has been acquiring a number of patents over the past few weeks all hinting at some iPhone 6 features. According to recent information, it may be possible for Apple to create a thinner iPhone. Current patent sighting suggest that Apple wants to use split cameras for a thinner design. This may also come with a location-based security for better overall user experience.

Apple will reportedly release its iPhone 6 in September. Recent information suggests that around the same time, the tech giant will also introduce the iOS 8. While the two major releases will not happen in a few months, there are already several predictions and expectations about the next Apple operating system. What will the iPhone 6 be like running on iOS 8? What will iOS 8 offer on the table?

Every year, Apple has a range of major releases mostly refreshed versions of its existing product line. Whereas the market is used to a couple of upgrades, it appears Apple wants to try out something new. According to recent reports, the company plans on transforming its MacBook Air lineup. Instead of the usual 11 and 13-inch variations, the company will be releasing a 12-inch line. Likewise, recent information suggests that Apple also wants to redesign the laptop line.

Apple has only one line of non-Retina MacBook Pro left. Likewise, the same version is the only line left featuring the built-in optical disc drive. With the design seemingly getting left behind and new demands arise, it appears Apple will be opting for another model and laptop line. Whereas the MacBook Air will reportedly receive a 12-inch treatment, analysts think it suggests the same for the MacBook Pro line. What has Apple in store?

Reports about Apple’s iPhone 6 continue to spring up. Whereas previous information only consisted of prediction and leaks from anonymous sources, it seems people can see what the iPhone looks like finally. A recent leak comes with a picture of the alleged device. The schematic sheds light on what people can expect from the next flagship phone. Is this truly the iPhone 6 everyone has been keen on looking at?

Each year Google releases a new Android version, smartphone users have to wait when the official roll out to their devices will be. This has been a constant concern among Samsung handset owners. Currently, the concern is on the roll out of the Android 4.4 KitKat series and its sub version, the Android 4.4.2. Samsung Galaxy S4 and Galaxy Note have started receiving the update but when will other Samsung products receive the official release?

Following Samsung’s series of releases, it now boils down to what Apple has in store. Whereas the rivalry started with patent wars, both companies have been pitted against each other especially with similar product releases. According to recent reports, Apple will have several major product launches later this year. These include the iPhone 6, a 12-inch MacBook Air and Pro plus the iPad Air 2. Should they be worth the wait? Can Apple walk away as a winner?

Samsung Galaxy S5 went on sale in South Korea – but Samsung did not know. Apparently, the Samsung Galaxy S5 became available in South Korea around two weeks earlier than its official release on the market. Samsung announced previously that the new smartphone will be available starting April 11. Did Samsung change the release date? What really happened?

Apple’s iPhone 6 will not launch until later this year but it has been making headlines already. Numerous patents and acquisition have surfaced pointing to a revolutionary iPhone. According to recent reports, the device will sport a sapphire glass display, oleophobic coating that ensures a smudge and scratch-free surface, self-adjusting power system and two screen sizes. Will the reported features put the iPhone 6 ahead of Samsung Galaxy S5?

Samsung announced in a press releases that its Samsung Galaxy S5, Gear Fit, Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo devices will be hitting 1,400 stores worldwide. Recent reports also suggest that people can go to local Best Buys in the United States and try out the devices. With April just around the corner, when will these devices hit the rest of the world?