Android KitKat

Google keeps dropping Android support from Play Store from time to time, especially for the versions that are now much older with a relatively less user base. Starting August, Google is dropping Play Store support from Android 4.4 KitKat.KitKat was launched back in 2013 and that makes it an almost 10 years old operating system. Google has mentioned that not more than 1% of Android smartphones or tablets today are running on Android 4.4 KitKat. And, that’s why it will “no longer support KitKat in future releases of Google…

Google’s Android operating system has been around since 2008, and during that time, it has been used on a massive array of smartphones, tablets, wearables, and other devices — including televisions and even cars. It can be enjoyed on a phone that costs $100 or $1,000, and because the Google Play application store is installed, it transforms that device into anything from a gaming machine to one for doing your accounting. But the Android that was released in 2008 is not the same piece of software it is today, and not…

If there’s any piece of technology that has made a significant impact on the lives of everyone, it’s the cellular phone —  specifically, the smartphone. It’s literally a tiny computer that fits into your pocket, and brings a plethora of information, entertainment, and lets you capture visual memories or be productive wherever you go. Pretty much everyone has a smartphone these days, for better or for worse. But have you ever thought about which smartphones have been the most important and influential ones that shaped…