With Android systems tipping the balance at up to 81% in units sold dependent on who you read, it’s never been a more fruitful time to be working in Android. There’s an awful lot of excitement with Google I/O around the corner, yet with version 4.4.4 hitting the stands last week, it’s definitely something for users to get their teeth ... Read More »
Not too long ago, the Motorola Moto G came out, and while it was great as a lower-budget smartphone, it did have certain limitations like not having 4G support or lacking a MicroSD card slot. The Motorola Moto G 4G device is Motorola’s attempt at rectifying some of those mistakes, although it’s pretty much the same device with 4G support ... Read More »
A lot of talk has been found on the internet about Amazon’s smartphone for a while now – and if they follow the same example as they did with their Kindle tablets, I’m sure they’ll make quite a hit. You see, the short story is this: Amazon has sold its products at a lower price than that of making them, ... Read More »
Android has made it a habit of releasing their statistics each month to the public to show everybody how their OS is doing. Similar to the progress of last month, Android KitKat seems to be gaining ground at a relatively rapid pace. Also, just like last month, older versions are dwindling in numbers. Below you have a chart that details ... Read More »
After a long time of waiting, a few false alarms, some rumors and some leaks, Android 4.4.3 KitKat is here – only for the Nexus, family, though. The update has just started rolling out, courtesy of T-Mobile, for all the Nexus device up until today. The build number of this new update is, as you can see, KTU84M for the ... Read More »