Nexus 5

USB OTG or On-the-Go was a concept brought up in the year 2001. It would let a mobile device to act as a host for external media like

Android’s latest version, Lollipop 5.0, didn’t just bring in a huge list of features and improvements but also a bunch of

Nexus devices have a tendency of being fairly easy to root, and the Nexus 5 has followed suit. Thanks to Chainfire who has released the

The Android Lollipop update should be rolled out to the Nexus devices a couple of weeks back but unfortunately, Google engineers were

Finally! we see the tasty Lollipop update on the Nexus 5 devices. Although it’s a bit late for a Nexus-branded device, the update

Leaks and more leaks and announcements and teasers. These past couple of weeks have been pretty exciting, to say the least. While major

Android 5.0 Lollipop ROMs are making their way to the various devices and we’ve already seen them working buttery smooth on few

Android is basically a Linux based Operating System developed for the Smartphones, thus deriving its roots from the most secured Linux