Amazon has started sending out invites for a new device launch event that it is holding on June 18th in Seattle. The email is accompanied by a video that shows people interacting with a mysterious device, which makes them go all gaga over it.
If you already have root access on your Nexus 5, you will not be getting the Android 4.4.3 OTA update as the files in the /system partition have been modified. In this case, you will have to manually update your Nexus handset to the latest flavor of KitKat.
However, the update will rewrite the custom recovery with the stock Android recovery and remove root access as well, which means you will have to re-root the handset again. Below is a quick guide which should help you get the job done.
Motorola has announced that it be holding a fire sale in the United States on the 32GB Moto X for the next two days (June 4-5), where it will be offering the handset at a $100 discount.
The company has been continuously holding flash sales and giving discounts on the handset since the last few months in a bid to revive its sagging sales.
After a few leaks and an accidental unveiling, HTC has gone ahead and made its polycarbonate unibody version of the One M8 official in China. The handset, dubbed the One (E8), comes with a lower price tag whilst retaining almost all the features and specs of its premium sibling.
Yesterday, Sony teased the launch of its “next big thing” and less than 24 hours later, the company has gone ahead and unveiled this “thing”, also known as the Xperia T3.
Sony’s latest Xperia is a mid-range device with modest specs but packs in a huge 5.3-inch HD TRILUMINOS display in a 7mm body, making it the thinnest device in its category.
