TECHNOLOGY

Samsung Confirms Android 4.4 KitKat for Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy Note II, Galaxy S4, Galaxy S4 mini and Other Devices

Samsung has always been mysterious about updating its line of devices. Despite the interest over the Android 4.4 KitKat roll out, the company has remained tightlipped about it. Fortunately, the company has confirmed before that it will finish the Android 4.4 KitKat roll out in the first quarter of 2014. This means users can expect the OTA on their devices until March. Recently, the Korean tech giant has also confirmed more devices in line to get the upgrade.

Apple iPhone 6 Will Feature Head Gesture Control and Health Monitoring Headphones: Apple Nabs New Patent

Apple has been on a patent spree for the past few weeks. The company has also been reported hiring a new range of specialists for features not seen on previous Apple offerings. Lately, patent sightings note that Apple plans on including health monitoring headphones and head gesture control in its devices. As the iPhone 6 will soon be releasing, there are analysts who believe that the new patents and features will be included in the flagship phone.

2014 Apple MacBook Air and MacBook Pro Will Feature Touch Screen, Illuminated Touch Controls on Bezel, Frame and Chassis

Apple has been acquiring a number of patents for the past couple of weeks for its MacBook lineup. It appears the tech giant will be trying a range of new features for its upcoming line of MacBook Air and MacBook Pro. According to recent patent filings and applications, Apple’s 2014 MacBook Air and MacBook Pro will be featuring solar panels including touch controls on the bezel, frame and the chassis.

HTC One M8 in Gold Leaks Ahead of Release Date

The new HTC One M8 is widely rumoured to be gold-coloured, and a few days ago, HTC gave away invitations to their upcoming March 25 launch event, in which they are awaited to debut and unveil the M8.
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When to View Mars in the Night Sky this 2014

The year 2014 is indeed a great year because of the supernatural things in the universe we can see clearly here on Earth. This is a rare event because it doesn't happen every year.
Craig Federighi, Apple Inc. Senior Vice President of Software Engineering Speaks on Stage During an Apple Event in San Francisco

Samsung Galaxy S5 Confirmed Specs for February 24: Samsung Adds Fingerprint Sensor, Quad-HD Display and More to Trump iPhone 6

Samsung Galaxy S5 will be just around the corner. There have been countless leaks and reports offering insight on what people should expect from the upcoming flagship phone. Recent information provides a peek into the user interface and display specifications of the device. The Galaxy S5 will also reportedly feature a fingerprint sensor, quad HD display and two processors to trump Apple’s upcoming iPhone 6.

While Filing for IPO, Candy Crush Revealed $1.5 Billion Revenue in 2013

King, the publisher of Candy Crush has been in the news lately, in a quite different tone as it prepares to file for IPO and the possible value is over $500 million, at least according to Wall Street Journal. There is no mention as to what actual value the company is seeking for but it does reveal revenue of its top-selling game Candy Crush.

Debut of Nokia's First Android Phone Nokia X Is Made Certain With Leaked Photos

There were some doubts about Nokia’s plans in unveiling an Android phone Nokia X in the yearly Mobile World Congress trade show. However, a photo of Nokia X which is code-named Normandy popped up again which made certain that it will not be long before the Finnish phone maker’s first Android phone will debut.

LG's Soon-To-Debut Mid-Range G2 Mini May Not Be 'Mini' At All

Why will Apple be launching two bigger iPhones this year? At present, the market is ever-changing. Some users prefer the bigger versions compared to their smaller counterparts. Another trend is that developers create new "mini" versions of the bigger phones and keep their features in small devices.

Australia No. 1 In World's Fastest 4G / LTE Internet Speed Report

Australia has the fastest 4G Internet speed in the world. While the Philippines was named the slowest in OpenSignal's state of LTE speed and coverage worldwide. The report revealed that contrary to popular belief, not all LTE networks have the same performance.

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