KitKat has been out for several months. Unfortunately, most Android users haven’t been able to use KitKat at all. After a series of recent KitKat rollouts, Android users around the world have been able to install the 4.4 upgrade on their…
Android KitKat was promised to bring the usual speed and performance upgrades to your Android device. Unfortunately, many users have experienced the opposite effect: KitKat has ruined their phones. It has crippled performance, worsened already…
The next version of Android 4.4.3 recently entered the “dogfooding” stage at Google HQ. Dogfooding refers to the stage of development where company employees are given the update to test and tweak any changes before a public release.…
If you’re one of the early adopters of the Nexus 5, then lucky you. Want to increase the performance of your new Android? Here are some of the best Nexus 5 tips and tricks we’ve discovered since the phone was released: 5) Access the camera from…
Usually, people don’t bat their eye when a piece of software goes from ‘4.4’ to ‘4.4.1’. That ‘.1’ added to the end usually means that the update fixes minor bugs and glitches. But when Android 4.4.1 rolls out later this week, it…
KitKat launched a few weeks ago to limited excitement. Why? Well, the only device that actually got the KitKat update in early November was the Nexus 5. Of course, it didn’t take long for other Nexus devices and Google Play devices to get the…
Android 4.4 KitKat is officially here. Well, it’s here if you’re a Nexus 5 owner. Nobody knows when the rest of the Android world will be getting the latest update, but let’s hope it’s sooner rather than later. Today, we’re going to…
The Nexus 5 has enjoyed strong reviews and a good early adoption rate so far. However, some users want to use their Nexus 5 for more than just basic Android applications. The best way to take full advantage of the power of the Nexus 5 is to root…
Android 4.4 KitKat came with a number of valuable improvements. However, there’s one thing strangely missing from Android 4.4 KitKat: a battery bar percentage readout. For whatever reason, Android 4.4 KitKat doesn’t make it easy to display…
Android 4.4 is officially a thing for Nexus 5 owners. For the rest of us, it’s not a ‘thing’ and it won’t be a ‘thing’ for a while. Nevertheless, the Nexus 5 has some cool Android 4.4-exclusive features that might be worth an upgrade…
