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Moto G Android 4.4 KitKat Problems Arise: How to Fix Airplane Mode, Battery and More

Motorola had a clear vision even before it released some of its devices – to provide updates faster compared to competitors. The idea translated immediately following the launch of the Moto G. The device shipped with Android 4.3 but it was quickly upgradeable to Android 4.4 KitKat. Nonetheless, Motorola was not able to pull off the move without a price. Users have complained about problems with the Moto G following upgrade.
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Sundar Pichai speaks about wearables during at the Google I/O developers conference on June 25, 2014

Google Nexus 6 and Nexus Release Update: New Shamu and Volantis Killer Features

The smartphone market has been buzzing with more "6" flagships coming to light. Apart from Apple's iPhone 6, Google's Nexus 6 has been making headlines with possible release later this year. According to recent reports, the device will be codenamed "Shamu" seeking to provide a better and more genuine Android experience with possible Android L debut. What can people expect from Shamu? Can Google deliver a killer Nexus device?
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OnePlus OneWatch (Smartwatch) with Rounded Display, Sapphire Protection and Wireless Charging in the Offing - Tough Luck for Moto 360

The company OnePlus released its smartphone "One" recently in June. The OnePlus One handset (aka flagship killer) has already garnered rave reviews across the globe. Many tech analysts/reviewers compared this incredible device to many high-end and top-selling smartphones in the market. With newly gained grounds the OnePlus is in the process of releasing its first smartwatch dubbed the "OneWatch," likely to compete with Moto 360.
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Samsung Galaxy Alpha Tipped For Aug 13 Launch

The Samsung Galaxy Alpha is rumored to be launched on Aug 13. Meanwhile, a new set of images has revealed further details of the upcoming smartphones, including its iPhone-esque sides.

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