AT&T is in the process of rolling out a minor over-the-air (OTA) update for Samsung’s flagship smartphone of 2013, the monstrous Galaxy Note 3. Although it does not bring the eagerly awaited Android 4.4 KitKat to the handset, it’s still quite an important stability update that we would advise all users to download.
Last month HTC unveiled the One Max, as a dramatically upscaled variant to its immensely popular high-end Android-powered smartphone, the HTC One, and now Sprint has officially announced that the phablet will be available to purchase on any of its 2-year tariffs starting at $299 or for $25 per month with the Sprint One Up program, as from tomorrow, November 15.
AT&T has again broadened its horizons for the second time this month by upgrading and expanding its LTE connectivity services to another 10 additional locations across the U.S., giving the mega-carrier a total of 471 LTE markets nationwide. The announcement was made in a sequential series of press releases on the carrier’s official website.
Back in April, the team at Mountain View officially announced that “in the coming months,” Google would be expanding its Fiber Internet connection to Provo, Utah, and today the first installations of the service are already under way.
The BBC is in the middle of pushing out an update for its official iPlayer Radio app on the Google Play Store. This upgrade transports a brand new playlist feature, entitled “Playlister,” together with a multitude of bug fixes, stability improvements and speed enhancements.
