Flash update for Galaxy Nexus

To those users who were disappointed about the lack of flash support in the latest Google flagship phone, Adobe has good news for you. They are going to give you the update in December. This will be the last ever update of Adobe Flash as they are winding up the Flash version for mobile devices in favor of HTML 5. They are only finishing the Flash for mobile devices, not the PCs. So PC users need not worry as they will still have their beloved Flash with continued support by Adobe.

Galaxy Nexus Volume bug fix, official

Samsung have at last finalized the volume bug fix update and started to roll it out on the devices Over The Air. This update finally resolves the issue which made the Galaxy Nexus to automatically change its volume when placed next to another phone. If you haven't received the update notification yet, don't worry because you will hopefully get it in a day or two.

Google Maps 6.0

The latest version of Google Maps, 6.0, has been released recently by Google. This new version is said to bring indoors navigation too. Google have stated that this new version can help you find your way around malls, airports, etc. and it can also detect which floor you're on so as to provide better details of your surroundings. Sounds good? Well, go ahead and give it a try.

Exynos 5250 for Samsung

Samsung have announced the latest chipset that will be used in their upcoming high-end phones and tablets. The new chipset has been named as Exynos 5250 and it contains 2 cores of 2 GHz processing power each. Samsung claim that the new chipset is able to provide 2 times the performance of the previous one, which is being used in Galaxy S II. They also say that the graphics chip provides 4 times performance of the previous one and it can also support Stereoscopic 3D. It is also said to support resolutions of up-to 2560x1600. I know all of this sounds truly awesome, but we have to wait because the mass production of this chipset will start in Q2 of 2012, which also means we will probably see a Samsung Galaxy S III around then. Cheers!!

LG Optimus 2X Gingerbread Update

At lats, it seems that LG have decided that the first ever dual-core phone should have a taste of Gingerbread before having some Ice Cream Sandwich. They have released the official update for Optimus 2X phones throughout the UK. Every user in the UK can now update his/her device to Gingerbread. For more information on how to update, click here.

Volume bug fix for Nexus, unofficial

Recently, we found out that the Samsung Galaxy Nexus had a volume bug which made it change its volume continuously when placed next to another phone. However, an official update is in the works. If you just can't wait for the official update, then you might want to check this out. This is an unofficial fix for the volume bug, follow the instructions and you will hopefully be able to resolve the issue on your device. Of course, this is an unofficial fix so please do at your own risk.

ICS for Sony Ericsson phones

Sony Ericsson have announced that they will finalize and launch the Android 4.0 update to its phones in March 2012. If you own the Xperia Arc S, Xperia Arc, Xperia Play, Xperia Neo, Xperia Neo V, Xperia Mini, Xperia Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, Xperia Active, Xperia Ray or the Xperia Live with Walkman then you need not worry as Sony Ericsson are working for the update for your phone. Stay tuned for more updates.