CyanogenMod 11 (KitKat) nightlies are available for some Galaxy Note 3 version including T-Mobile's, Sprint's, Verizon's, as well as the international LTE version of the handset.

The OmniROM team is working on adding a KitKat smart dialer alternative of its own based on OpenStreetMap.

The Galaxy Tab 3 Lite has been mistakenly launched in Poland, where an online retailer is already listing the device. A user manual can also be downloaded from Samsung's website.

In an interview, Motorola CEO Dennis Woodside revealed some of Motorola's plans for the future, talking about Moto X customization, Moto G prices, wearable devices and Moto Maker tablets.

Amazon is reportedly working on something "bigger than Kindle," with the company having scheduled a recruiting event for an unannounced device.

Prices for Samsung's Galaxy NotePRO and GalaxyTabPRO tablets are already available in Europe, unofficially from some retailers, but also officially from local Samsung divisions.

The Moto X will launch in select European countries starting with February. Read on for more details!

A purported press render of the Nokia Normandy has been posted online, revealing handset colors as well as a first look at its user interface.

The CyanogenMod team has released a new beta app, GalleryNext, which is available for download from the Google Play Store. Read on for more details!

Canonical has announced that only the Nexus 4 smartphone and Nexus 7 (2013) will continue to get official Ubuntu Touch support starting with February.