Apple iPhone 6 tipped to retain 8 MP resolution

Sources with some knowledge of the matter suggest that Apple will not be interested in increasing the megapixel count of its next iPhone smartphone camera. Instead Apple will likely focus on improving the lens system and image quality.

Previous rumors suggested the iPhone 6 camera may be bumped to 10 MP with a faster F/1.8 aperture(the iPhone 5s is currently sporting an F/2.2 lens) so perhaps the aperture will remain.

Samsung Hired PCB Factory Fire Raises ConcernAbout Galaxy S5 Availability

A huge fire has destroyed a factory in Anseong, South Korea, which has been hired by Samsung to manufacture a number PCBs (printed circuit boards) for the upcoming finger print included flagship device the Samsung Galaxy S5. The damage was estimated to be around a whooping $1 billion in equipment,
despite strong effort of  the 287 firefighters on the ground to contain the fire which gutted the factory in Anseong .The fire was detected around 7AM on Sunday and even though the fire brigade

LG G Flex To Get 4K Video In Its 4.4 KitKat Update

There has been an anonymous tip containing a leaked User Agent profile of the LG G Flex suggesting that  the bendable phone is going to get be able to shoot 4K video recording as part of its Android 4.4 KitKat update.

A screenshot of the leaked  User Agent profile in question revealed all the video recording modes that the bendable LG G Flex is going to support, 2160p. The exact schedule of the LG G Flex Android 4.4 KitKat update isn't yet known.

Samsung Reportedly HadIssues With The Galaxy S5 Production

The Samsung Galaxy S5 got announced some few days ago at the MWC in Barcelona.According to a new report, it seems that Samsung is having some trouble putting together its new flagship the Galaxy S5. The main point of focus on this device was the fingerprint scanner, or rather the lack of supplier for it.

Samsung was reportedly planning on having a fingerprint scanner on its third generation Phablet the Note 3 smartphone last year but those plans fell through when Samsung could not get satisfactory results from its suppliers.

After that un appealing experience Samsung decided to head into production of its own fingerprint scanners for the next flagship Galaxy S5 but that seemingly didn’t go quite so well either  the company had to resort to once again on a supplier for the scanners, but in this case Crucialtec.

Alleged Apple iPhone 6 front panel surfaces

The beans have only just began to settle in the post-MWC 2014 mobile world and we already have the next storm coming in violenty. A front panel allegedly belonging to the Apple iPhone 6 has shown its face and has led further rumors that iOS fans will finally be getting their overdue screen size upgrade we first heard about it that the new iPhone will come in two sizes and maybe we might have the first iPhone phablet.

The leaked panel features has far slimmer bezels (actually non-existent on the sides), allowing for a notably larger screen to fit in the same footprint. However even so our calculation show that the new panel can only accommodate a 4.3” display – far smaller than the initially rumored 4.7”-5” screens.

What we are seeing up there might be one of the many prototypes Apple will be working on. It is also possible that this might be a fake bunch of photos, so take it with a pinch of salt, but if legit the photo shows that at least one of the upcoming Apple smartphones will still be firmly planted in the compact territory.

Nokia X gets rooted, runs Google apps with no fuss

The inevitable thing happened. Google apps got installed on the freshly announced Nokia X after a crafty member of XDA Developers rooted the Android handset .The Nokia X code named Normandy was like a device that would never be released just like the many other Nokia Phones

The root was achieved via the Framaroot app. The bootloader of the device is unsurprisingly locked as most phones are, so instead of flashing a single zip file, users need to copy the apk files for Google apps via a root explorer application.

After the root, Nokia X also runs Google Now Launcher without breaking a sweat. You can see a short video of the device in action below.The above root method is surely the first of many. Considering the highly affordable price tag of the Nokia X, I Know for a fact that this device will we greatly supported by the developers community.This device also got rooted before its release just like the Google Nexus 5 soo it is obvious that it will get massive support from XDA.
The Link To The Video is below:Click Here

Project Ara Component Swapping Gets A Demo

Google's Project Ara has gotten a lot of attention recently with the announcement of the developer conference due on April 15-16. Happily, at the launch of the  tech conference one of the Project Ara team members spent a juicy 25 minutes to talk about the Google  modular phone concept. He even went on to demonstrate how the swapping components really work works.The Project Ara Modular Smartphones Started as an Internet sensation but is has now become a big real life event.

Google Targets A $50 Entry Price Tag For Project Ara Smartphones

According to a report by Time, Google’s Project Ara modular smartphone could arrive in early 2015 with an awsome entry price tag of $50. The search giant retained the team behind the Ara project when it sold Motorola to Lenovo a month ago.