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Samsung announced that the Galaxy S III ( the international model) would not be getting Android 4.4 KitKat, we’ve seen an avalanche of comments from disgruntled users who thought their beloved S III was worth at least one more update. Two recurring points we have seen many people making is that KitKat should run fine on the Galaxy S III because KitKat supports devices with as low as 512 MB of RAM, and because if other, lower-end devices with less than 1 GB of RAM can have KitKat, so can the S III.

The final countdown for the release of Samsung's much awaited flagship device , Galaxy Note 4 has begun with the unveiling event set to take place in a couple of week's time. More features of the next-generation phablet has hit online ahead of its launch in September. Samsung Electronics has announced that its Unpacked event will be held in Berlin, Beijing and New York City simultaneously on 3 September. The company has not revealed the release date but it is expected a couple of weeks after the unveiling event.

              Every now and then, there comes a phone which strives to shake things up. The original iPhone did it and some of the early nokia phones did it. It is believed that this smartphone is set to repeat the history.With its amazing specifications at such a lower rate of 13,999 it surely stands a chance for that. Its specs sounds great on paper but we should wait to see if it really meet the requirements  of a long waited 'perfect budget phone' for the indians .

After Apple announced iPhone 5S launch date, the Google announced something bigger by confirming Android 4.4 KitKat for arrival in the nearby future.This update will replace the current version of Android which is  4.3 Jelly Bean.However, in the buildup to its release, it’s time for making some bold predictions about Google’s new Android 4.4 KitKat update.In the late July, after skipping an announcement at Google I/O, the Google announced Android 4.3 Jelly Bean, its latest version of Jelly Bean that rolled out in market with Nexus devices and also with HTC One, the Samsung Galaxy S4, the Samsung Galaxy S3 and the Galaxy Note 2. Rumors for the months suggested that the next version of Android, would be Google’s ‘K’ update, also known as Key Lime Pie or Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie. It’s a name that had been around for awhile and that’s why Google made it so surprising by announcing something completely different just a few short days ago.

Features            Dimensions : 137.4 x 68.2 x 9.3 mm (5.41      x 2.69 x     0.37 in) ·           Weight :143 g (5.04 oz) ·           Display :Type Super LCD3 capacitive            touchscreen,4.7 inches (~469 ppi pixel         density) ·           Sound : Beats Audio sound enhancement ·           Memory :32/64 GB internal ·           Camera :Primary 4 MP with LED flash,          Secondary       2.1 MP ·           OS :Android v4.1.2 (Jelly Bean),                    upgradable to           v4.2.2 (Jelly Bean)         GPU :Adreno 320           Battery :Non removable Li-Po 2300 mAh

 The gamut of technology is very interesting indeed. The lofty tussles between renowned technological giants are even more intriguing, so to say. Technocrats and innovators leave no tables unturned in creating new gadgets and gizmos, which are all knit with the cellular world. Mobiles have come of age, and so has the different precedents associated with it. You don’t know where to draw the fine line since revered companies have a propensity for unceasing development or technological novelty. Each company tries to outdo the others of its ilk by creating, processing or inventing something new. Novelty is the trump card in this aspect, which defines and refines the healthy battle between mobile giants.  Visit Naaptol  for More Information about these Products.