Some time back, we mentioned a super fast lite ROM for the Galaxy S4. Another one has popped up which is slightly more polished. So far, no bugs have been reported for it. The ROM is from an XDA developer, Wanam. Unlike the other lite ROM, this is no deodexed, and has no firmware modification (and so there are no unexpected errors too).
Wanam Xposed App can be used to modify any Samsung Galaxy S4 firmware that is running Android 4.2 and above. While it works with just about any S4 ROM, its developer strongly recommends to use it with ROMs with stock user interface, that is TouchWiz. Here is its exhaustive feature list.
A lot of phone manufactures have promised Android 4.4 update, LG so far has been mum about their updates for its flagship, LG G2. French network providers, SFR has spilled the beans and thanks to them, we now know that that the LG G2 will be getting Android 4.4. update in December.
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Samsung is now rolling out Android 4.3 jelly bean operating system update for its 2012’s flagship phone, Galaxy S3. Samsung skipped Android 4.2 update for the phone, and the 4.3 update for long overdue. This update was first rolled out the S3 users in Vodafone users in Ireland. Since this is an OTA update, it will not delete any data on your phone. Changes include:
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Samsung has released Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 in South Korea. All major telecoms in Korea, SK Telecom, KT and LG Uplus are now offering it. As of now, only white color has been made available. Specs include 10.1 inch display, 2560×1600 resolution, 2.3 GHz quad-core processor for the LTE model, and a 1.9 GHz octa-core for the Wi-Fi version, 3 GB RAM, 8220 mAh battery, and Android 4.3 jelly bean operating system.
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Samsung Electronics has launched its latest tablet, Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 in South Korea. The company has started selling it via 3 major network providers, namely, SK Telecom, KT and LG Uplus. It boasts 10.1-inch, 2,560 x 1,600 resolution display, and 2.3 GHz quad-core processor for the LTE model, and a 1.9 GHz octa-core for the Wi-Fi model. Both models run Android 4.3 jelly bean operating system. Other specs include 3 gigabytes of RAM and 8220 mAh battery.
There has been a bit of confusion about the latest Nexus phone’s carrier compatibility in US. For instance, does the Nexus 5 fully work on AT&T’s network? The answer is Yes. It is fully compatible with all of AT&T’s existing 2G, HSPA+, and LTE infrastructure. If AT&T service is available where you live, you can use your Nexus 5.
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When playing around and testing our company nexus 5 we quickly noticed that the charging port is the otherway round compared to the Nexus 5. This means none of the Nexus 4 docks will work with the 5. The port is now the same way as the HTC phones. The new Cover-Mate Nexus 5 Case works perfectly with the Nexus 5 dock.
Factory image and drivers of Nexus 5 are now available. To download the drivers, just visit the Google developers’ page here, and if you are interested in binaries, you can download those from here. Enthusiasts and developers, who want something to fiddle with can download the image and/or drivers from the aforementioned links.
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We spent so many months stumbling through myriad rumors, evleak leaks and leaked FCC documents, but we have finally reached the light at the tunnel’s end. The Nexus 5 is now up on sale on Google Play Store, and prices are – $349 for the 16GB phone and $399 for 32GB. Two colors are being offered – black, and black/white model.
