 We've brought you so many pieces of good news lately vis-à-vis KitKat updates, with Samsung, HTC, Sony and LG united in a never-before-seen effort to rid the Android landscape of fragmentation, that we almost forgot how painful it is to report on software support terminations. But like it or not, we have to acknowledge some… Continue reading No KitKat for you: Sony halts Xperia SP software support at Android 4.3 The post No KitKat for you: Sony halts Xperia SP software support at Android 4.3 appeared first on GadgeTell.  Yes, today Amazon made the announcement that the company would be launching their own streaming box called Fire TV. Leave it to Twitter to sort it all out.  Here's the ten best tweets about Amazon's Fire TV: 1) 2) Continue reading The ten best tweets about Amazon’s Fire TV streaming box The post The ten best tweets about Amazon’s Fire TV streaming box appeared first on GadgeTell.   Bad news, gadget fans, as we just caught wind of another setback for Sony's gorgeous Xperia Z2. Plagued by manufacturing woes right off the bat, the handheld was initially scheduled to break cover in certain key markets in early April, but is now only expected out in May. And that's the optimistic forecast. Worst case scenario, the Z2 will be delayed until June,… Continue reading Sony Xperia Z2 release pushed back to May in UK, possibly June in other markets The post Sony Xperia Z2 release pushed back to May in UK, possibly June in other markets appeared first on GadgeTell.   Tired of your old smartphone case? You might be, if it doesn't look like it could eat you for breakfast. And if it does, then maybe it's high time for you to get up and get out! Spring is here (mostly), so there's little excuse not to explore the outdoors and reinvigorate your soul. Pumped up yet? Well before you hop on your bike or hit the trail, make sure that your smartphone is as equipped as… Continue reading Aluminum, carbon fiber, magnets? Yup, now for iPhone 5/5s The post Aluminum, carbon fiber, magnets? Yup, now for iPhone 5/5s appeared first on GadgeTell.   Huawei is definitely big in China. The emerging market is expanding especially in the aspect of mobile industry. The company is expected to release the Huawei Ascend Mate 2 4G, a new phablet, but we don't have information exactly when. Making this phone-tablet a winner is its LTE Cat4 support that could offer up to 150Mbps download speed. Wow. That's impressive I just hope my current mobile carrier support offer such speed. Continue reading Huawei Ascend Mate 2 4G phablet coming soon The post Huawei Ascend Mate 2 4G phablet coming soon appeared first on GadgeTell.   The number of up-to-date Android users keeps growing, albeit sluggishly, and, according to the latest distribution chart released by Google, roughly one in 20 devices that visited the Play Store in the last week of March ran 4.4 KitKat. Specifically, 5.3 percent, more than twice as many as 30 days back, when KK's market share barely reached 2.5 points. Of course, as… Continue reading Android distribution numbers show KitKat on the rise, Jelly Bean still flavor of the month The post Android distribution numbers show KitKat on the rise, Jelly Bean still flavor of the month appeared first on GadgeTell.  | |
The next time you download a new social game on mobile, or return to a loved favorite, you might want to stop and think exactly why. Chances are, your gaming decisions are more likely emotionally driven than any other reason. 
Nest was acquired by Google for a whopping $3.2 billion a few months back. Until now, the Nest Thermostats were available in the US and Canada and costs starts with $249. If you're residing in the UK, there's some good news for your if you are waiting for the device to land in the country. Nest has announced the availability of the thermostat on UK shores for £179 with free installation. Nest Thermostat with fast… 
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