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We're live from Berlin, Germany, and the annual IFA conference, where we've got the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy Gear smartwatch, Sony Xperia Z1 and more!
Thing 1: Microsoft, Nokia and HTC, plus Android 4.4 Kit Kat
- Android 4.4 is announced — a confectionary perfectionary
- Kit Kat statue joins the crew at Google HQ
- Mysterious "Nexus" device shows up in Kit Kat statue unveiling
- Hands-on with the HTC Desire 601
- First look at the HTC BoomBass speaker
- What Microsoft buying Nokia means for Android
Thing 2: The Sony Xperia Z1 and Cyber Shot QX series
- Hands-on with the Sony Xperia Z1
- Sony announces the Cyber Shot QX10 and QX100
- Hands-on with the Sony Cyber-shot QX100
Thign 3: The Samsung Galaxy Gear, Note 3 and Note 10.1 (2014 edition)
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Reader comments
Android Central 149: Live from Berlin!
No video feed? Audio only?
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Correct. My hotel room's a wreck. :p
Hehe. Enjoy yourselves. Wish I was there.
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Can't watch it on my smartv =(
Kit kat was actually invented in the UK by rowntrees. The more you know!
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The name is now owned not by an American company, but Nestle which is a Swiss company. In the States and the rest of the Americas, Hershey´s makes them. Yeh, I agree, the more you know.
I'm listening a little late but, Phil, that was "Good evening." "Goodnight" is "spokoynoy nochi."
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