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Last year, a company called Phonebloks released a video about a concept device which would revolutionize the tech industry once it got implemented. Being merely a concept, the project needed funds in order to become a reality and trust me when I say this, the project got immense response and Motorola started working closely with the person behind it on something we came to know as “Project Ara”.
Much like the video which Phonebloks released showing how an endoskeleton of a smartphone can be used to add the things that you like and remove the things which you don’t require or might not require at a particular time, Motorola released images of a beautiful looking device which followed the same idea. Even the people who are skeptical about this project should realize that a simple phone which, with upgrades can become the phone that you want instead of the phone which is almost perfect for you because it lacks in an area or two.
After the sale of Motorola to Lenovo, Google retained this project in order to work on it because they saw potential in it, so much so that they’ve said it will release sometime next year for only $50. We understand that the $50 price tag would only fetch us the basic phone which will be released and the upgrades will have to be bought from different vendors or maybe one “Blok” store which will have camera bloks, processor bloks, battery bloks etc. through which you can create a phone which suits your needs.
In a video, Project Ara team members talked about 3 versions of the device. One which will be the smallest with a 4 inch display, a medium sized device with a display ranging from 4.3 inches to 5 inches and then a phablet version which would have a screen of over 5 inches. The team also labelled the project as Google Ara instead of Project Ara so we know what it would be called later on.
This, to me at least, seems like something which will attract a lot of attention from all markets. Would other companies also adopt this concept or idea? We’ll just have to wait and find out. Till then, keep visiting!
When will my Smartphone get the Android KitKat update? This is the question that has been on the lips of millions of users all around the globe. It is because of the fact there is quite less information from the manufacturers or carriers about when exactly they will be rolling out the update. People from all over the world are eagerly waiting for the update to appear on their Smartphone. Although Google claimed that they have optimized Android 4.4 to work with ease on even Smartphones with 512 MB RAM, we haven’t heard any Smartphone getting the KitKat experience with 512 MB RAM. It is because manufacturers are mostly busy updating all of their flagships first, which most manufacturers haven’t done yet.
We have combined the information regarding all the devices that either have some kind of official information or rumor regarding the KitKat OTA update. I hope it will answer your question. Here is the list:
Asus:
Padfone 2, Padfone Infinity, Padfone A80 – confirmed – availability: end of Q2 2014
New Padfone Infinity – confirmed – availability: Q3 2014
HTC:
HTC One, HTC One mini – updated - but still rolling out in some regions
HTC One Google Play Edition – updated
HTC One max – confirmed – availability – unknown
HTC Droid DNA – confirmed – availability: end of Q1 2014
LG:
LG G2 – rolling out now for International version
LG G Flex – availability: rumored
LG Optimus G Pro – availability: rumored
LG Optimus G – availability: rumored
LG G Pro Lite – availability: rumored
LG Optimus L9 II – availability: rumored
LG Optimus Vu II, Vu III – availability: rumored
LG Optimus F7, F6, F3 – availability: rumored
LG G Pad 8.3 – availability: rumored
Motorola:
Moto X – updated
Moto G – updated
DROID Ultra – rolling out now
DROID Maxx – rolling out now
DROID Mini – rolling out now
DROID RAZR M (including Dev Edition) – confirmed – availability: unknown
DROID RAZR HD (including Dev Edition) – confirmed – availability: unknown
DROID RAZR MAXX HD – confirmed – availability: unknown
Atrix HD – confirmed – availability: unknown
Electrify M – confirmed – availability: unknown
Razr i – confirmed – availability: unknown
Nexus Devices:
Nexus 4 – updated
Nexus 7 – updated
Nexus 10 – updated
Samsung:
Galaxy S4 Google Play Edition – updated
Galaxy S4 – rolling out now (AT&T variants only for now)
Galaxy Note 3 – rolling out now
Galaxy S III – confirmed – availability: unknown
Galaxy Note II – confirmed – availability: unknown
Galaxy S4 mini – confirmed – availability: unknown
Galaxy S4 Active – confirmed – availability: unknown
Galaxy S4 Zoom – confirmed – availability: unknown
Galaxy S III – confirmed – availability: unknown
Galaxy S III mini – confirmed – availability: unknown
Galaxy Mega – confirmed – availability: unknown
Galaxy Light – confirmed – availability: unknown
Galaxy Note 8.0 – confirmed – availability: unknown Galaxy Tab 3 (7-inch, 8-inch and 10-inch editions)
Galaxy Note 10.1 – confirmed – availability: unknown
Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) – confirmed – availability: unknown
Sony:
Sony Xperia Z1 / Z Ultra – confirmed – availability: unknown
Sony Xperia Z, ZL, Tablet Z – confirmed – availability: unknown
Sony Xperia SP – confirmed – availability: unknown
Sony Xperia ZR, Xperia T, Xperia TX and Xperia V – rumored
Is this Nexus 8?
Google is known to host I/O Conference in June to announce its future plans; at least that’s how it has been for the past couple of years. For that very reason, people all around the globe bookmark the event and wait eagerly to get the first look of the gadgets that Google will unleash. However, it seems like Google may have some other plans this year for the annual I/O Conference. The reason behind saying that is the report, which claims that the search giant will not reveal the new version of the Android OS in June at I/O Conference, instead will be demonstrating some new Google services.

 What’s interesting about this report is the source of this rumor is allegedly from Google’s offices in Dublin who also happened to have also heard something about Nexus 8 tablets. The source claims that he heard his superiors talking about the Nexus 8 tablet release and will be released alongside the new version of Android. If that is to be believed, the Nexus 8 tablet and the Android 4.5 will be announced in July sometime and not in June.
Reports are that with the Nexus 8, Google will ditch the 7 inch tablet and will jump to an 8 inch version, which seems legit to me. Now this report has some contradiction to previous rumor that claimed that ASUS will be readying 2 million units of Nexus 8 tablets by April and will be ready for June release. But that was a rumor from sources in the supply chain while this one comes directly from the Google’s office. It is extremely hard which one to believe at this moment because both rumors have their own significance. Moreover, we still got plenty of time left in I/O and with such frequency of rumors, we will definitely hear some more.
A few days ago we told you about the acquisition of WhatsApp for around $19 billion by Facebook. It was no less than a shock when the news arrived, because there was no information leaked and it all happened at once nobody seen that coming. It is said that Initially Google offered $10 Billion to buy WhatsApp, which WhatsApp turned and this is not all of it.

According to a report, Google was willing to beat the Facebook’s offer of $19 billion, but lacked in commitment to do so. Apparently, Google wasn’t really interested in buying Whatsapp and neither wanted Facebook own it. It is quite unclear at this moment that why Google really wanted to keep the popular IM service away from Facebook’s reach. It is also being reported that CEO Google, Larry Page, talked to Whatsapp people and nearly convinced them to keep going independently just like they are going at this moment, just to keep them away from Facebook. Now, obviously, if Google talked to Whatsapp and was willing to beat the Facebook’s offer just to not let it be called as part of the largest social network then it must be something that forced them to do so.

 URL: http://www.appnext.com/
Anchor: App discovery

App discovery
It is reported that Whatsapp had a brief talk with Google after Facebook put their offer on the table, where Google seemed a bit less excited than Facebook that actually led Whatsapp to make a decision in favor of Facebook. But as the report suggests, Google was willing to pay more than what Facebook offered to Whatsapp and it was lack of enthusiasm that didn’t allow them to snatch the deal. It is indeed surprising to know that Google and Facebook were both running to acquire Whatsapp but in the end it was Facebook that finally had it for $19 billion, comprising of $12 billion in Facebook shares, $4 billion in cash and another $3 billion in restricted stock payments.
The Android 4.4.2 KitKat Factory Images have been posted for the Nexus 5, Nexus 7 (2013) and the Nexus 10 devices. Click on the source link below and find the appropriate file and then flash it on your device. Having Factory Image available will allow you to do experiments and customizing your device without having the fear of bricking your device.And once you have successfully flashed your device with the proper Factory Image, Google will ask you to lock your bootloader for some safety reasons.

 source: Google
We already heard a few weeks back that Google is working the Android 4.4.1 update,The first update to KitKat. While majority of users are still one or two versions behind KitKat. It was said that the update will include a fix for the Nexus 10 which has issues showing the translucent bars. Now the latest reports are saying that the Android 4.4.1 KitKat update will fix some bugs of the Nexus 5 including the audio issues. 

 New sever logs are showing that Google is testing the Android 4.4.1 update. Sever logs are also showing Android 4.4.1 KitKat running on Nexus 4, Nexus 5 and the Nexus 7, Nexus 10 is not present there. While HTC One ROM Developer LLabTooFeR has said on twitter that "HTC One GE will get 4.4.1 (KOT49E) in near future". We have no clue right now that what to expect from the update.

 What are you expecting from the Android 4.4.1 KitKat update? Take a break and let us know in the comments section below.
source: @LLabTooFeR
Three new Nexus 5 ads focused on the Camera features of the Nexus 5 are posted on Youtube, showing different camera features of the Nexus 5 like the HDR+, Photo Sphere and Auto Awesome. Each commercial is just 15 seconds long, but it shows the camera features in these video clips. It also shows how does the front facing camera looks on the latest version of Android.

Auto Awesome feature combines all still images into a short animated video, HDR+ takes multiple exposures, and fuses them together into one perfectly exposed photo, and the Photo Sphere lets you take a 360 degree Panoramic Photo.

If you have got some spare time then watch the commercials posted below.

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source: Nexus (1), (2), (3)
The owners of HTC One Google Play Edition have started receiving a 300MB Android 4.4 KitKat update via OTA according to some sources. Stock Android has it's own perks. HTC wanted to deliver the update as soon as possible. The update doesn't have Google Experience Launcher so it means there will no separate page for Google Now on the Homescreen.

 Google Play Edition Smartphones is a fairly new term which means that some certain smartphones running Stock Android out of the box as the way Google wanted Android running on Android Phones, and they are sold by Google, fully unlocked and contract free.

 Source: Android Authority
HTC America Tweeted on Friday that HTC has sent Android 4.4 KitKat code to Google for the HTC One Google Play Edition. HTC America president Jason Mackenzie said Android 4.4 KitKat would be on the phone in just 15 days. HTC One Google Play Edition receives Android Updates faster than any other HTC One variant. Now it depends on Google how fast Google will release the update. HTC wanted to provide the update within 15 days.

 On the last day of October a report said that HTC One Google Play Edition will get Android 4.4 KitKat update in 15 days the same report also stated that HTC One Google Play Edition will get the update in 30 days, and carrier branded HTC One will receive the update in 90 days. We are not sure exactly when the HTC One Developer Edition is gonna get the update because 15 days has been passed still no details on the Android 4.4 KitKat update. HTC doesn't have a good reputation in updating their devices. We should better wait and see what happens next.

source: @HTCUSA 
We were waiting for a long time to see what score the Nexus 5 will get in the repairability test. iFixit did the teardown treatment of the Nexus 5. And the Nexus 5 scored well in the test.

First of all the Nexus 5 is sealed in a uni-body design despite that it got a score of 8/10. The internal components are not tough to replace. You can replace the 2300 mAh battery. The back has wireless charging coils as well as the NFC connectivity. But the worst part is that the whole screen assembly is somehow glued together, it won't be easy to replace nor cheap. So we advice you to put a protector on screen and avoid dropping the Nexus 5.




Nexus 5 Teardown


source: iFixit
Google recently introduced the 5th generation of the Nexus line which is called the Google Nexus 5. We have seen five Nexus Smartphone in just about four years. The first Nexus the Nexus One was made by HTC in January 2010. The Nexus S and the Galaxy Nexus were made by Samsung. And LG got the opportunity of making two Nexus Smartphone, the Nexus 4 and the Nexus 5 were made by LG.

 You can see the evolution of the Nexus line in the GIF posted below. You will notice that Google improved everything with every Nexus phone.You can also the changes Google made in the User Interface from Android 2.1 Eclair to the Android 4.4 KitKat. The major change was happened with the Galaxy Nexus because Google introduced software buttons instead of the hardware ones and the screen size was also bumped from 4.0" to 4.7", it also got a HD Screen and some major UI changes.


source: GadgetLove 
In an interview with BBC Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak told that "I wish to God that Apple and Google were partners in the future." He is also quite impressed with Android human speech recognition software he also said that i find it more accurate than Apple's Siri

"Sometimes I say 'Go to Joe's Diner' and [Siri] doesn't know where Joe's Diner is. And very often usually I find out that Android does." 

Wozniak Believe that if Google and Apple were partners than we could see much better and bigger technology in wearable tech, like better smartwatch and glasses.He also said that he doesn't know much about the business end of things which are preventing the combination of both companies.

"For about three or four years I've been talking about organic LED displays that could be theoretically printed on plastic, wrapped and folded. It could be on the inside of your arm and then when you flip your arm up it could actually flip open into your own hand. I want a full smartphone-like capability on my wrist. The trouble is the more I think about it, I don't want the small size."

"I believe you should have a world where you've got to license something at a fair price. There are good things I see on Samsung phones that I wish were in my iPhone. I wish Apple would use them and could use them, and I don't know if Samsung would stop us."-Steve Wozniak

He also said he would like to see some feature of Samsung Smartphones in the iPhone. He also said that iPhone can't get everything what Android has unless Apple partners with Google. At last he left a message for everyone,

"I wish everybody just did a lot of cross-licensing and sharing the good technology, all our products would be better, we'd go further. I do wish they were more compatible."

source: BBC

 From the humble beginning of Android, who would have think that today it would cater more than a billion smartphones worldwide. Perhaps, it is the widely used mobile operating system today. No doubt for that, with Android's flexibility that can almost run any program and widgets. It would be very easy to mobile developers to construct and innovate their new apps and programs. It's availability also contributes as almost everyone can have android for its approachable acquisition. 


With the release of Google's newest OS, the Android4.4 Kitkat comes a wide range of new features. Many were excited about it. Ofcourse, new update means new set of exciting features. New user interface and a lot more. To know more about Android 4.4, just tune in to our different post about KitKat. 

So now, the big question will be;  Who can get it and  when will you get it. You'd probably thinking that not of all Android users can benefit this update due to some Hardware limitations. Like what happened to the Samsung Galaxy Nexus who is not eligible for this upgrade. But, according to Google, even Droids with 512MB of RAM (the widely used RAM for android smartphones all over the world) can still enjoy the new update. It is beacuse of the advanced mobile optimization that will enable droids of this class to experience full Android experience regardless of the low memory count. 

Based on a source (PhoneArena). The first batch of smartphones who will be receiving the update came from the top class. Ofcourse, Google products like the Nexus 4, 7 and 10 will be the first of the line. Google Edition smartphones will also be prioritize with the update.

These are the list of smartphones who will get the Android 4.4 Kitkat update in early time. The list came all the way from the manufacturers so this is possibly true. 

HTC

HTC One – period of 90 days
HTC One mini - period of 90 days
HTC One max - period of 90 days
HTC One Google Play Edition – period of 15 days

Motorola

DROID Ultra - not yet announced
DROID Maxx - not yet announced
DROID Mini - not yet announced
Moto X - not yet announced

Google  Devices

Nexus 4 – “anytime soon”
Nexus 7 – “anytime soon”
Nexus 10 – “anytime soon”

Samsung

Galaxy S4 Google Play Edition – “anytime soon”

As for Samsung as the largest manufacturer of Android devices  announced only one device, plans for upgrade to the rest of their flagship and mid range phones should be observed this coming time.  We are  pretty sure also that there are working for it now.

And also for the other Phone Manufacturer who haven't announced yet the interest of upgrading their Devices. We should expect that that anytime soon Android 4.4 will be widely available to all compatible devices of all manufacturers all over the world. So stay tune for more of it. 

Aren't you excited for the Kitkat update? Take a break and leave a comment below. 


Source: Google via PhoneArena , Android
With the launch of Google's newest flagship smartphone which is the Nexus 5 with a lot of new features including Google's newest Android 4.4 KitKat, better camera and a lot of hardware improvements. Also accompanied with the improved and re-structured form of its popular Android.com. This week would probably a busy week for Team Google.

Despite of the Google's achievements and innovations, there is still lacking. Something that are yet to unveil, if when and what,  that we don't know. We'll just keep updating until everything will be showed off. 


In connection with the new and improved Android.com website comes a lot of new user interface that visitors will be happy about it. Surprisingly, on the Apps and Entertainment section of the re-designed android site comes a mystery gadget that is now getting its popularity on some tech blogs and forums. As you can see on the picture that was taken on Android's website, a girl is holding a tablet that is far different from Nexus 7 (2013). Its bezels are a lot thinner than the N7 and it has Kitkat on it pre-installed (because of the new status bar icons). Its screen size also is near to 8 inches, just near from the N7's 7 inches. Could it be the Nexus 8? we have no idea that is it a Nexus 8 or something

With the evidences we've gathered. There are possible reasons that could lead the mystery device as the new Nexus 8 and there are also contradicting facts that would falsify the said claim. First of all, Google didn't announce nor report some improvements to their Nexus 10 that could be the reason to be the launch of the Nexus 8. It could be that Google is trying to replace the Nexus 10 with 8. Secondly, this wasn't the first time that Google showed off their unannounced device to their promotional strategy. This happened to Nexus 5 when it showed off on a video about a KitKat statue when people was taking video on it and suddenly a man was recognized on holding a smartphone that has the nexus logo at the back. At that time, there weren't any nexus product with that size so it was evident that it will be the Nexus 5. And yes it is.

 Lastly, it is also possible that it was a Google's mistake. Perhaps, that mystery tablet would have been a Nexus 7 after all. Its just that the viewing angles weren't that great so speculations were made about it. To whether that mysterious tablet be Google's next tablet or is just some Nexus 7 with improved editing. That we don't know. We only know that sooner or later, this innovation will then be revealed. 

 So stay tuned here for more news and squeaks about Android! What Do you think? is it the next Nexus? Let us know in the comments below.
Android 4.4 KitKat brings support for low end devices but not for old devices like the Galaxy Nexus. New low end devices will get the new version of Android 4.4 KitKat. Google has confirmed that the Galaxy Nexus will not get the latest version of the platform. When Google announced the Android 4.4 KitKat we also didn't see the Galaxy Nexus in the list.

 It is very interesting because Galaxy Nexus is fully capable of running Android 4.4 KitKat. But we think that the two year old Nexus falls outside of the Google's 18 months software supports policy, As the Google support page also says this. It is quite annoying because Android 4.4 KitKat was supposed to run on older device too but we think Google don't wanna run Android 4.4 on older device, but we are pretty sure that new low-end device will run Android 4.4 KitKat. 

 You may want to look into grabbing the new Nexus 5, before they all are gone. 

 Do you own a Galaxy Nexus? Let us know in the comments section below.

 source: Google Support
Google has yesterday announced the Nexus 5. The most leaked smartphone in the history is finally here. Nexus 5 has top notch specs. And a great OIS (Optical Image Stabilization) Camera for brilliant performance.

 You can buy the Nexus 5 on Google Play starting from $349.99 right now (Google Play link)

 Design

The Nexus design is not the best but it is quite impressive, it looks similar to Google's 7" inch tablet the Nexus 7 (2013). It made of poly-carbonate plastic with matte finish instead of glass what we seen in the previous Nexus the Nexus 4. But it would not disappoint you.It is light weight and thin. It weighs around 130g and about 8.5mm thick. It not the thinnest and not the lightest phone but it still does the job.

It comes in two colors black and white. The white Nexus 5 has black front with white back. There is a large camera eye just above the vertical Nexus logo. The power button is on the right side of the phone and the volume rockers are on the left side of the phone. The speakers are placed on the front of the device just like the HTC One but not two speakers.

Display

The Nexus has very sharp 5" inch full HD display. It has a resolution of 1080 x 1920 pixels with the pixel density of 445 ppi. 

 The display uses in-cell touch Google's famous display technology, which means there is no gap between the display and the touch, which make the touch more accurate and responsive.

Processor and Ram

As we told you the Nexus 5 got top notch specs. A Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 Processor is powering the device. The most fastest and latest processor from Qualcomm. It has 2GB of Ram.

Storage

The Nexus 5 comes with two storage options 16GB and 32GB. There is no micro-sd card slot for storage expansion because Google hates mico-sd card slots. Google prefers Cloud backup instead of micro-sd card.




Camera

The Google Nexus 5 comes with an 8mp (Mega Pixels) Camera with a single LED flash, same pixel size as the previous Nexus. But now the Camera is made by Sony, and it has OIS (Optical Image Stabilization) which prevent photos from getting burred and create great blur free photos.It features a HDR+ mode will enhance the camera performance even more. It also has an 1.3mp (Mega Pixels) Front facing Camera, which also capture videos in 720 HD. The front camera is enough for video chats.

 We have got some sample of the camera you can see the sample posted below.





Android 4.4 KitKat

The new version of Android debuted with the Nexus 5. The fastest Android version ever,also brings some new camera features like auto-awesome feature and many other. Nexus 5 is first device which comes with the latest version of Android Pre-installed. It also has huge system optimization which will bring low memory usage to the device.

Battery

 The Nexus 5 has a 2300 mAh Battery. There are many smartphones which have more battery than the Nexus 5. So don't expect brilliant battery performance, the battery performance would be average. Just like the Nexus 4 the Nexus 5 also has wireless charging built-in but wireless charger will come in the box you gotta buy it as a accessory for about 50$ bucks.

In the Box


  • In the Box you find a standard micro usb charger (not wireless charger).
  • The Smartphone Google Nexus 5.
  • Some Booklets etc.
Remember you will not get any kind of headset in the box, you gotta purchase it separately.

Price

 The price of the Nexus 5 is 350$ for the 16GB variant and 400$ for the 32GB variant. It is available to buy at Google Play store.

We can say It is fastest Android device ever.

Are you willing to buy the new Nexus 5?
Yesterday, @evleaks the most trusted leaker tweeted on twitter that there would a Nexus 5 model for Sprint. They also tweeted a side picture of the Nexus 5 for Sprint, But there you can't see any Sprint branding on the picture which they posted because it was a side picture of the Nexus 5.

Now a tipster posted some new images of the Nexus 5 made for Sprint. But there is also no visible Sprint branding on the Nexus 5 in these images. There is also a photo of the Nexus 5 with a deck of cards. You can see the white version of Nexus 5 for Sprint below.





So after all we will probably see a Nexus 5 model for Sprint and also for T-Mobile,AT&T. But there is no news about the Nexus 5 for Verizon probably you might not see Nexus 5 for Verizon as we told you yesterday Verizon is not a great partner of Google for it's Nexus devices. According to the latest rumours the release date is set for November 1st but it is not confirmed by Google.

Will Google release a Nexus 5 model for Verizon? What do you think? Let us know in the comments below.
After releasing BBM for Android and iOS, BBM gained a lot of popularity, it has 20 Million subscribers after the first week just from both platforms. Everybody liked BBM and appreciated it, even the haters couldn't stop themselves for installing it on their devices.

BlackBerry had 60 millions users of BBM using BlackBerry phones. And the list topped to 80 million after just one week of the release for Android and iOS. BBM for number one app in Google Play Store in 35 countries and number one app in Apple's App Store in about 107 countries.

You can chat with people using pins numbers of BBM. BlackBerry will continue to update BBM. Future updates will include Voice chat and Video call for sure.

"It is great to see so many people downloading BBM, but the true measurement for us is engagement – the connections being made and the conversations in which our BBM community engages. The power of BBM has always been the active, real conversations and interaction that our customers enjoy. From here on out, we will focus on active users of BBM and will no longer focus on simple download numbers."-Andrew Bocking Executive Vice President, BBM

 Do you BBM installed on you Android or iOS device?
Some leaks before showed two models of the Google Nexus 5 which passed the FCC. One was the cdma model which we assumed that it would be the Nexus 5 for Sprint,Because Google no more trusts on Verizon and Sprint has been a good parter of Nexus devices.

 The most trusted leaker @evleaks just posted that the Nexus 5 indeed be coming to Sprint. @evleaks also posted an image. The Image shows nothing new but it shows the Nexus 5 from a new angle.

 @evleaks also claimed that Google is gonna release the Nexus 5 on Friday which is 1st November.But it is not officially confirmed by Google.

 What do you think will Google unveil the Nexus 5 on Friday? Let us know in the comments section below.

 source: @evleaks


Google's event about Google+ is live.You can watch it here.

Update: Though the event was delayed for 30 minutes because of some issues but now it's live.
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