After a few weeks of running Android L Developer Preview, you might want to uninstall it from your Nexus 5 and restore the KitKat. As the stable version of Android L will not be with us until this autumn and the developer preview was never intended to be used as a daily device, it is better to uninstall it from your device.
The ‘Interactive Notifications’ feature of iOS 8 allows users to quickly reply to any notification (emails, messages, etc.) appeared on the screen without leaving the app they are currently using. Android users can now get similar feature on any KitKat phone with an Xposed module called ‘Heads up Notifications’.
You can get faster internet on your KitKat Android Phone by changing your default DNS settings. Instead of receiving data via your mobile internet or the DNS address specified by your ISP when connected to a Wi-Fi network, use a faster optimized DNS address instead.
Samsung has released latest Android 4.4.2 KitKat update for Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (GT-N7100) Indian edition. Indian users can now enjoy KitKat goodies on their Note 2 by updating it to the latest firmware. Here is how to update your Galaxy Note 2 with official Android 4.4.2 KitKat firmware (N7100XXUFND3).
Own a Galaxy S3 and want to upgrade it to Android 4.4.2 KitKat? Here is how you can do that with a custom firmware Revolutionary S5 ROM. The latest version of the ROM brings the real Galaxy S5 UI, menu system, notification drawer, status bar, boot animation, sound, icons, and more of S5 features to Galaxy S3 (I9300).
The Moto G is one of Android’s most important handsets that offer some extremely tempting features for a smartphone that costs less than $200. It features 4.5″ (1280 x 720) HD display, all-day battery, Snapdragon 400 processor with 1.2 GHz quad-core, 1GB RAM, Android 4.4 KitKat, 8GB/16GB storage, and colorful backs to customize the phone.