The Samsung Galaxy S4 is Official! Here's what you missed

Unpacked 2013 was tonight and boy did Samsung put on quite a show. I didn't know what to expect, but I was surely impressed by everything that I saw. To start the show they brought back our friend Jeremy, the Richie Rich character from the unpacked commercial, the keeper of the box. If you haven't seen that commercial then check it out:

LG Optimus G ROM being Ported to the Nexus 4, Dev seeking help

In the world of Android, developers are always working hard to get AOSP ROMs working on their devices. A lot of devices, particularly those with locked bootloaders, are full of obstacles between them and working AOSP ROMs. One developer, Aerys, on XDA developers, has made a point to go in the complete opposite direction of the road more traveled. He is attempting to port a stock ROM designed for the LG Optimus G (the phone on which the Nexus 4 was based) to the Nexus 4, itself.

Email Privacy. [Opinion]

We all have email accounts. If you didn't, it's likely you wouldn't have seen the post directing you to this article on the social network that you frequent. Have you ever actually read the end-user agreement that comes with your email account?

Where's My Droid [App Review]

Lately, I've been seeing a lot of different apps similar to this being featured in Android Blogs. I'm not going to throw anyone under the bus but this is the original "Find your Phone" app for android and it does a great job. 

Android features I want to see in May in Android 5.0 KLP [Android 4.3/JB 3.0]

Of course we don't know for sure that Key Lime Pie will be numbered 5.0 or even that the next version of the Android operating system will be called Key Lime Pie. One thing is for sure, though; Google will be announcing it in May at Google I/O. Since my introduction to Android at version 2.2 (froyo) Android has come a very long way but there is still room for improvement, there always will! (Apple might think they have had the perfect OS since day one but that's a different story). At any rate, there are some pointers that I have for Google when it comes to the next version of Android.

UPDATE: It is highly expected that the next iteration will be Android 4.3 Jellybean. This doesn't change much for me in terms of expectations, how about you?

Android 4.2.2 - What can I tell you so far? [Updated 2/14 11:20AM EST]

With the release of the newest and greatest version of Android today, everyone is excited and they want to know what it includes. I will keep this article up to date as I discover more and as more is released officially but here is what I have found so far.

The Nexus 4 (And Straight Talk)...One week later

The most popular article on my site, by far, is my review of the Nexus 10 a week after I had owned it. The Nexus 4 deserves the same kind of attention and now that I have finally gotten my hands on to one, I will give it its due in the one week later review.