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Sony Xperia E1, Xperia E1 Dual, Xperia M2, M2 Dual Android 4.4 Update Guide: Installation and Schedule

Sony has joined the list of companies delivering Android 4.4 KitKat updates to their line of devices. The company has been working out on the release of Android updates for months now with some of its products already running on the most recent versions of Android. The Sony Xperia E1, Xperia E1 dual, Xperia M2 and M2 dual are now reportedly in line to receive KitKat. Similar to other rollouts, devices may have different access schedules based on region and carrier.
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Moto X Android 4.4.4 KitKat Update Guide: AT&T/Sprint Release and When to Hit Your Region

Moto X users who have been on the lookout for the Android 4.4.4 KitKat update can now upgrade to the firmware via Over-the-Air or OTA release. According to the latest information, the official firmware has started rolling out to Moto X subscribers under Sprint and AT&T. Similar to other Android releases, some users may have early or late access depending on their region and carrier.
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‘Siri for Mac' Will Arrive Soon as Apple Gears up for New Computers, Mac is Apple’s Future

Apple's Siri has been a standard feature on the iOS starting 2011. Nonetheless, the tech giant has not offered it under OS X. This is why the recent patent sighting has been gaining attention because it promises to bring the virtual assistant to Mac users. To support Apple's focus on the Mac, recent analysis of the company's future suggests that the tech giant's future will depend on its computer business. It will not bow out any time soon as most people think.
Discovery Channel's ‘Shark Week 2014’ Schedule: 13 Specials about Sharks Including Hammerheads, Zombie and Alien Sharks [WATCH VIDEOS]

Blame Poor Internet Connection on Shark Attacks on Undersea Web Cables

Many Gmail and Facebook users have experienced problems logging on to their accounts over the weekend, probably caused by high Internet traffic on Saturdays and Sunday. However, one other possible cause behind the connectivity problems that netizens may have experienced are sharks biting underwater Internet cables, Google Product Manager Dan Belcher told Network World, a technology news site in the US. Google has footage showing the sharks chewing on the cables. A small bite by the deadly creat...

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