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Google Nexus 5, 10, 7 and 4 will get Android L, Motorola and HTC working on two new Nexus models

No, Android Silver doesn’t mean that Google is ready to axe its popular line of Nexus mobile devices. While rumors were circulating earlier this year that Google will be moving away from the Nexus line and focusing on the new Android Silver line, recent reports and denials from Google employees have confirmed that the Nexus line is nowhere near being ...

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Google previews Android L and new Material interface

The first order of business today at Google’s I/O conference was to show what everyone came to see: A new version of Android. Google showed off a major redesign of the mobile OS with the Android L Developer Preview, the biggest change being purely an aesthetic one with the new Material Design. But don’t worry, the Google Now inspired interface ...

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Android 4.4.3 makes its way to the Moto X on Sprint

Moto X

The Moto X is getting the Android 4.4.3 KitKat update from Sprint soon. Sprint announced on its community page that it will start rolling out the new update in phases so some of you might have to wait a few days until the new firmware is available for your device. When your Moto X is eligible to receive the Android ...

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HTC One M8 gets new OS update from Sprint, still nothing official on KitKat 4.4.3

If you’ve been having connectivity and network issues with your HTC One M8, you can now rest easy. The popular American carrier Sprint has begun rolling out a new update for the device. This update addresses multimple connectivity bugs and brings other unmentioned improvements to the Android KitKat 4.4.2 device. The update sports the 1.54.651.10 and is already available. As always ...

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India will introduce $25 Firefox OS smartphones

Two companies in India are planing to introduce unlocked smartphones as cheap as $25. These phones are going to run the Firefox OS. This is a browser-based operating system so it runs a version of Firefox that’s light enough to run on mobile phones hardware. It’s basically a stripped-down OS that doesn’t run native apps like the Android OS does, it ...

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