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Google Rolls out Minor Android 4.4 KitKat Bug Fix for Nexus 4, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10

Google just released their latest OS update through Android 4.4 KitKat. The Android 4.4 KitKat update offers a variety of features including a more harmonized approach to the operating system. Likewise, the update has also decreased the fragmentation among the devices. Nonetheless, the OS is not close to being perfect as Google will soon roll out minor bug fixes for Nexus 4, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10.

How to Upgrade Nexus 10 with Android 4.4 KitKat: Files to Download and Sideload

Updating first generation Google Nexus 10 to Android 4.4 KitKat can be helpful to users. The latest Android 4.4 KitKat is packed full of features promising better Android experience. The latest OS update also provides a better digital assistant (Google Now) and deeper integration. Many sources agree that the 4.4 KitKat update seeks to reduce fragmentation among Android devices.

Clash of Clans iOS Tips and Tricks Town Shield, Defense, Gems and More

Clash of Clans brings the inner barbarian of people in a battle to protect villages, level up troops and dominate the game. It is a combat strategy that allows people to compete with other players but also work in teams. Players have to make sure their camps are hard to break through and they have the strongest troops to conquer.
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HP's Envy 17 vs MacBook Pro 2013: Leap Motion Controller vs Retina Pro

Ultrabooks improve by the day. HP’s latest Envy Leap Motion challenges products like MacBook Pro especially with their latest sensors and apps. Now, people can control their programs or interface elements just by waving over the notebook. MacBook Pro, on the other hand, features better display through the Retina Display technology. Which ultrabook should people go for?

Android 4.3 Jelly Bean Update for Google Nexus 10 Rolls Out

Google’s latest Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update started rolling out to devices like Nexus 10 beginning Wednesday. Following the announcement of the Jelly Bean update, Google also unwrapped the second generation Nexus 7. While Android 4.3 and new Nexus 7 continue to make headlines and garner positive feedback, the tech giant already mentioned plans of releasing Nexus 10 and Key Lime Pie.

Microsoft Starts Teaching Kinect Sign Language

Microsoft researchers started exploring inputting sign language capabilities to their Kinect. The company is working on including sign language reading capacities to the technology. Is this really possible?

Samsung Copies Asus, Files a Similar Patent to Padfone

Samsung seems intent on crushing every competitor out there. Apart from the company’s ongoing rivalry with Apple, it also now appears to be going out to challenge ASUS. Recent sighting of Samsung’s patent reveal the company is working on something similar to Asus Padfone.

Apple (AAPL) vs Google (GOOG) vs Intel: It's a Fight for a Televisions

The gears have shifted. Apple (AAPL), Google (GOOG) and Intel (INTC) are all eyeing the television industry apart from their computer ventures. While the three companies are working on streamlining television programming into their services, cable companies are stonewalling these efforts aggressively. Evidently, they do not want to share.

Sony Claims that PS4 Is the Most Powerful Gaming Device Ever Conceived

The latest PS4 has been receiving much hype and attention. Following the release of its competitor, Xbox One, all eyes are on Sony to see what the company will bring on the table. Reports indicate that Sony is trying its hardest to deliver possibly the best gaming console on the market yet.

Apple (AAPL) iPad, Blackberry Playbook, Google Nexus, Microsoft Surface Competes for M2M Supremacy, Which Tablet Will Win and Open More Opportunities?

Apple, Microsoft, Samsung and Blackberry are battling it out for M2M supremacy. Handling business and personal data has become important for people, and increasing mobility and convenience of computing device are helping individuals do so. Analysts predict that the era of personal computers is almost over and more compact devices like ultrabooks and tablets will take centre stage.

Australian Dollar Continues to Weaken Despite $670 Million Trade Surplus

The Australian dollar weakens further despite rallying slightly after the nation has posted a fourth consecutive month of trade surplus. On Wednesday, the Australian dollar traded at 91.62 U.S. cents, lower than Tuesday's exchange rate of 91.83 cents. Official data indicates Australia's trade balance last May maintained its positive streak for four months in a row with a surplus worth $670 million.

Intel's CTO Steps Down, New CEO Focuses on Wearable Device Chip

Intel's chief technology officer Justin Rattner has stepped down from his post because of his age. The company forbids any employer to be beyond 65 working still. Rattner will be on extended leave. Intel did not provide details about his return and to what his return will account for.

Toshiba to Release a New Series of Satellite P Laptops

Toshiba has not made major announcements for quite some time but this time, the company is joining the bandwagon for some big tech announcements and releases. Just recently, Toshiba unleashed their new Satellite P Series of laptops, adding to the number of super computers on the market.

Australia Markets (Opening Calls) 29 December 2011

The S&P 500 fell 1.3% on a forex related move, after EUR/USD traded down to an eleven-month low.Among the major averages, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.1% to 12151. The S&P pulled back 1.3% to 1249, below its 200-day moving average, while the NASDAQ dropped 1.1% to 2267.

Who will be the Top Fixed-Income Manager for the Year?

Morningstar has again launched its yearly pick for the top fixed-income managers of the year. The tough criterion will again focus on how these managers delivered outstanding returns based on a sound strategy for the long term and not just on the highest returns made for the fiscal year.

The tax summit's super challenge

Summits are there to be climbed. But there is no doubt when it comes to tax summits a lot of preparation, planning and public debate is required before anything resembling success looms into sight.

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