Precious Silva

The iPhone 6 has become one of the most awaited devices of the year. With leaks and analyses around, it appears Apple has been investing greatly on its upcoming device. Additionally, a new patent approved by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for Apple hints that the iPhone 6 may feature interchangeable lenses.

With the release of Android 4.4 KitKat through Google Nexus 5, several Android manufacturers being rolling out the update to their own devices.

LG will be releasing its LG G2 Pro series this February during the Mobile World Congress 2014.

Galaxy Note 3 owners will soon receive Android 4.4 KitKat update. While some regions may have started rolling out the upgrade, there are still many regions waiting for the official roll out of the new OS.

Apple has apparently been working on ensuring that the iPhone 6 will be one of the most impressive smartphones to date.

With the success of the iPhone 5s, the market has been buzzing about the iPhone 6. According to reports, Apple will be releasing a new flagship phone this 2014, the iPhone 6. Analysts and different sources alike have been tracing the company’s history predicting what the company could be doing next. The next best comparison for the iPhone 6 is the iPhone 5s. What can people expect from the new flagship based on the existing smartphone?

HTC has joined the bandwagon of firms rolling out Android 4.4 KitKat update on its devices. Receiving devices under HTC include HTC One and One Mini. Unlike other companies, HTC has released the update per region.

Samsung has the habit of remaining quite when it comes to Android roll outs. Despite the attention over Android’s 4.4 KitKat update and succeeding upgrade, Android 4.4.2, the company has only just begun releasing the software to its users. Some regions already received the update, but there are still parts in the United States and other regions of the world without the update. When will the Android 4.4.4 KitKat update reach remaining users?

Nokia has been strengthening its line of phones for the past year. The company has been successful with the release of the Lumia series. Instead of just competing with the OS and design features, Nokia has capitalised on the device’s camera making it a standout in the market. The company was able to differentiate itself from other smartphone offerings. For the new year, recent reports say that Nokia wants to go against the Xperia line releasing a Lumia 1520 Mini. Can Nokia deliver?

As the market waits for Samsung’s official release of the Samsung Galaxy S5, one analyst thinks the Korean tech giant will be investing more on scanners and processors. Specifically, the Samsung Galaxy S5 will feature a 32-bit processor and fingerprint sensor. Can the Samsung Galaxy S5 deliver? Should the market give enough credit for Samsung’s next flagship phone?

The Samsung Galaxy S5 has been in the rumor mill for quite some time. Lately, the leaks and rumors appear to be coming true. Samsung will be announcing its upcoming flagship phone this February. Recent reports also note that the product will have an official release a month or so after the announcement, around March or April. Likewise, as opposed to many “industry insider” sources, recent details about the smartphone come from KGI securities.

Apple has been making headlines especially for its upcoming iPhone 6. Nonetheless, the tech giant is also slated to release a number of refreshed lines like the iPad Air and possibly the iPad Pro. As the name implies, recent information says that Apple is working on an iPad and MacBook hybrid. Will Apple push through with its hybrid venture? Will the iPad 5 be the same as the iPad Pro or will they be different offerings? How large with the iPad Pro go?

While attention has been on the release of the iPhone 6, information about Apple’s MacBook Air 2014 has surfaced. According to recent details, the upcoming line may go through facelift and Retina integration. Despite the success of the Retina technology and the MacBook Air separately, Apple still needs to combine the two. This year, it seems the market will see a fulfillment of that.

As the Mobile World Congress approaches, all eyes are on Samsung. The company is set to release a range of products including the upcoming flagship smartphone, Samsung Galaxy S5. According to reports, the company plans on holding a separate event for the device, but the congress should be a point of interest, as Samsung may provide more details before the actual release. Official release of the device will be around March or April after the announcement this February. What has Samsung in store f...

While the rest of the world still needs to receive the Android 4.4 KitKat update, a number of Galaxy Note 3 owners have been able to install it already. However, following the upgrade, many complained about third party cases not working. With problems persisting, some users are wondering whether Samsung is gearing up for a “Made for Samsung” accessory program. It seems the company is working on becoming more exclusive.

Android users like owners of Samsung Galaxy S4, Galaxy Note 3 and Nexus 5 should be careful of new threats threatening their systems. According to latest reports, a number of Android users may be at risk of losing important information or files when using personal computers. Any Android-running tablet or smartphone can be at risk of the latest malware threat soon as they plugged into PCs.

Both Samsung and HTC will be releasing refreshed versions of their smartphone offerings this year. Samsung will be releasing the Samsung Galaxy S5, while HTC will reportedly put out the HTC One 2. With Samsung Galaxy S5 slated for a February announcement, the market has been buzzing. Which smartphone is better? Which should consumers wait for?

Samsung and Sony has been working relentlessly to improve their smartphone offerings. In 2013, both companies released some of their most powerful devices yet: the Samsung Galaxy S4 and the Sony Xperia Z series. Sony has been banking on hybrid devices like the Sony Xperia Z1 phablet. With good market reception, there are experts saying Sony’s Xperia Z1 is a good alternative to Samsung’s Galaxy series. Which should users choose? A smartphone or a phablet?

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 owners can now update to Android 4.4.2 using CM11 ROM. Prior to starting the update, it is important for users to stick to the model number. The upgrade only caters to Galaxy GT-N8020 model. Flashing the ROM to other devices may cause problems or lead to a bricked phone. Following the instructions provided will ensure successful installation.

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and Samsung Galaxy S3 in parts apart from the United States still need to receive the Android 4.3 Jelly Beam update. For some users, manually updating or using test firmware has been the best option. As for those wondering when their carriers will roll out or when will their devices get upgrades should know a few things. Samsung has been tight lipped about the schedules, but a number of reports and events should help pinpoint when the next updates will be.

Samsung Galaxy S5 and Galaxy Note 4 will soon hit the stores. Recent reports claimed the Korean tech giant will most likely announce the devices during the Mobile World Congress and in a separate event by Feb. 23.

Among smartphones, Samsung and HTC remain the top contenders. Samsung Galaxy S4 and HTC One are the most powerful smartphones to date. While the market waits for their refreshed versions of Samsung Galaxy S5 and HTC One 2, those looking for an urgent handset replacement can find these two devices as good choices.

Users wonder if they can browse using Nexus 5 without leaving traces can now do so. To surf the Internet anonymously using Android, users have to run The Onion Router or Tor with Firefox.

Latest information about the Samsung Galaxy S5 points to February 23 as the official announcement date of the flagship phone. Despite reports saying Samsung will be announcing some of its products during the Mobile World Congress, it seems the Korean tech giant will not be slowing down. According to recent reports, it plans on conducting separate events for the announcement of its devices including the release of the Samsung Galaxy S5.

Along with Samsung Galaxy S5, Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Lite or Galaxy Neo has been making headlines for the last couple of weeks. While information came mostly from leaks, a Federal Communications Commission or FCC sighting proves that Samsung has a budget device in mind. The Samsung Galaxy Note Neo has passed FCC and will soon hit stores following official announcement.

Samsung Galaxy S5 has been turning out to be one of the most anticipated gadgets this year. The Samsung Galaxy S4 was a highly successful product. The market wants to see if Samsung can replicate or surpass the success of the S4 with the S5. According to recent reports and leaks, Samsung Galaxy S5 is fast becoming one of the most powerful smartphones to hit stores. Recent information says the device will feature a new user interface, eye scanner, 2K display and 64-bit processor.

While many Android users just started getting the hang of Android 4.4 KitKat, it seems Google has the Android 4.5 in the works already. According to recent reports, the Android 4.5 update may break a range of root apps many Android users love and know. This will happen if Google maintains the existing code. The current code limits an area a lot of root apps work with.

Google has started rolling out the Android 4.4 KitKat update to a wide range of devices apart from its Nexus series. Android developers have been scheduling their rollouts. Samsung remains mum about the release.

Recent research findings showed the Android mobile operating system may allow hackers to bypass networks. Operating systems like Android 4.3 Jelly Bean and Android 4.4 KitKat can let hackers write applications that can breach virtual private network connections. Hackers can also redirect traffic under clear text to any attacker.