Google removes hidden apps and features through Android 4.4.2 update

In Android 4.3 kitkat version ,there was a special hidden app for users which help the users to control all the apps without any further permission from anyone .But many users argued about giving individual permission to users .Google has removed the app Ops feature from the latest updates Android kitkat 4.4.2.

Google report that App Ops was an experimental feature and by the claim of company that it would inhibit normal app functioning and there for removed it in latest update .Google don't give any symptoms of launching this feature officially .Some users still say that google want to re-install the feature.Also the app can be modified by giving users permission to manage network connectivity ,access to details like phone number ,IMEI etc according to each app .

Android 4.4.2 on samsung s4

notable feature :The most notable one is a fix for a critical Android Kitkat SMS hack 

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Japan now crossed US ,app store revenue

Japan overtakes US in terms of revenue from apple and google play ,according to the latest news report from appannie.

Japan has be a significant global economic centre for some time.Now they captured the world of apps.Japn jumps from feature phones to smartphones.

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Kindle Fire HDX vs Kindle Fire HD vs Google Nexus 7 vs Samsung Tab

Amazon has announced new Kindle Fire tablets for the US, bringing you all the goodness of Amazon in a glossy new device. It's going under the name Kindle Fire HDX, with that X, you guessed it, meaning it's packing in more pixels on that display.

At the same time, Amazon has updated the 7-inch Kindle Fire HD for 2013, while the 8.9-inch Fire HD launched earlier in the year remains untouched.

In this array of Kindle Fire HDs and HDXs, some new, some not, what's the real difference? With this latest update, what is Amazon changing and should you hold fire, or charge right in?
The new Kindles have only been announced for the US at the moment, but we expect them to come to the UK shortly.

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