The second release candidate of Android X86 4.4 is available
The HP 8 is a rebranded US launch of the Compaq 8 that was introduced in China in 2013
A Linux-based 'superphone' could draw interest from professionals worried by Android security flaws and Google's intentions, argues V3's Daniel Robinson
The inevitable happened. Google apps got installed on the freshly announced Nokia X after a crafty member of XDA Developers rooted the Android handset.
The ability of Google to make sure that its Android code is properly patched is being questioned after hackers used a 14 month old vulnerability to do some serious damage.
LinuxBSDos.com published a review on Android-x86 4.4 RC1, a port of Android designed to run on computers powered by Intel and AMD x86 processors
At a price close to $6,950, the Platform 46 Coffee Table will be available for purchase later this year
Saw over at DistroWatch that the first release candidate of Android-x86 4.4, based on Android 4.4.2, has been released
A leaked screenshot, allegedly of the settings menu from a Samsung Galaxy S5, has revealed the flat icons that were first seen on a teaser image posted by the company's Twitter account yesterday
But it won't have access to Google Play
CyanogenMod team has announced the release of version 11.0 M2, which is a monthly snapshot
Mozillas hardware partner for unlocked Firefox OS phones revealed that it is prepping a new phone that will run both Android and Firefox OS, on an Intel processor.
Linux Gizmos posted a story that Datawind is bringing three commercial UbiSlate versions of its 7-inch, Android 4.0 Aakash tablets to the U.S., including a model that starts at $38
Google silently removed a privacy feature through Android 4.4.2 update that was released few days back
A patent loss in a German court may lead to trouble for Microsoft's Android strategy.
TechRadar published a Samsung Galaxy S5 rumors roundup
Nintendo is reportedly taking a bold step into a new age and building an Android tablet
Three weeks after launch
Prolific hacker Pinkie Pie strikes again at Pwn2Own competition
Google has just announced that Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 owners will wait no longer for their upgrade to Android 4.4
