Nexus 4 and Nexus 7 with mobile data to receive update 'soon'
Nexus 7 (2012 and 2013 Wifi models) and Nexus 10 users may want to start checking for the big update right about now, as the OTA to KitKat has been released into the wild according to the official Android Google+ account. To accept the OTA as-is, you'll need to be running the latest stock build from Google, though an unlocked boot loader should pose no problem.
If you didn't go back to stock so you were ready, you've a couple options. The easiest, and recommended, is to sit tight and wait for someone to convert things into a zip file that can be flashed with any recovery, which will follow shortly after the OTA gets into plenty of hands. You could also quickly flash the last factory image, or you could just wait and see if Google releases a new 4.4 factory image.
The Pixel 6 Pro looks stunning in what may be its first hands-on video
The Google Pixel 6 Pro reportedly appears in a new hands-on video showing what looks like a fully functioning preproduction unit.
Facebook launches Portal Go smart display that can go wherever you are
Facebook unveiled two new Portal video-calling devices on Tuesday; the Portal Go with a rechargeable battery, and the new Portal+ with a higher resolution display.
Fitbit Charge 5 review: From basic band to pseudo smartwatch
The Charge 5 is Fitbit's latest fitness tracker, and it's easily the company's best band yet. It's been updated to reflect Fitbit's new design language as seen on the Luxe, Versa 3, and Sense, and it features some of its most advanced health sensors. Even though it's Fitbit's most expensive fitness band ever, we still think you should consider this device over most Android smartwatches.
Ask Alexa to turn your electronics off with these smart power strips
You can not only keep multiple electronics powered with the best smart power strip, but you can operate each one independently through voice commands or an app. These are the top picks for the best smart power strip to get for your smart home.