Samsung could be looking to unveil their next Galaxy flagship phone, S5, less than half a year after it launched Galaxy S4. Korean giant has not experienced great sales with the S4, and if the reports are to be believed, the company could be launching its next device sooner than expected.
Samsung Galaxy Gear Can Run Normal Android Apps
Are you are the one who feels that the Samsung Galaxy Gear smartwatch is lacking application support? We all know third party app support is quite bad for the Galaxy Gear but if you are ready to some tinkering, you can get full size Android apps working on it just fine. Just keep in mind that you can only run those applications that do not require any Internet connection. Also, you will have trouble finding apps that look decent on its 1.63 inch display.
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Nokia Killing Symbian, MeeGo Support at the start of 2014
Believe it or not, but Nokia has already started winding down support for their Symbian and Meego (now Tizen) operating systems as it goes all in for windows phone OS. This was bound to happen as MS is on the verge to purchase Nokia. Couple of years back, Nokia outsourced Symbian software development to Accenture, which has promised full support until 2016.
Samsung SGH-T399 Garda for T-Mobile USA
Folks at evleaks have done it again. They claim that it is codenamed Garda and is destined for T-Mobile network. Its test scores have also been spotted in the GFXBench database. Do not get too excited as it is an entry level phone and Samsung has used all the plastic they can in the SGH-T399.
Download Region Lock For Galaxy Note 3
Samsung has added a region lock on its Galaxy Note 3, but a lot of folks including this site, took offense about something like this. Even unlocked models incorporated region lock of approved countries. Fortunately, folks at XDA have churned out a little app called RegionLock away which does away from this unwanted feature.
You can download it from here or if you are feeling generous, you can also download it from Play store. Latter costs few dollars, but you encourage the developer to work on similar projects in future. Chainfire is the man behind this amazing app. He has even made a video of it.
