Sprint officially announced that it will be expanding its LTE service to Brooklyn and The Bronx, which will be available for customers to use starting July 30.
Android 4.3 Jelly Bean (build JWR66V) is now available to download for the Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 4, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10. However, this update doesn’t use Android’s standard upgrade process; instead, you will have to download the official 4.3 factory images and install them on your device.
One of the main highlights of Google’s keynote in San Francisco was the announcement of Chromecast which utilized the leading service in the movie-streaming industry, Netflix, in its demonstration. In response, Netflix has now published an update for its application on Google Play, bringing the ability to stream 1080p video directly from a device running Android 4.3.
The new Nexus 7 was showcased yesterday, and Google overwhelmed us with an abundance of new features the device will support. It quickly became evident whilst watching the press event that the team at Mountain View have targeted the student market and are promoting the new features to appeal to both students in lower and higher education.
Google has updated its Play Movies and Play Music applications on Google Play bringing the ability to stream 1080p video directly to a Chromecast unit, from a device running Android 4.3.
