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on today's show Motorola's iPhone transfer service windows 8.1 a new Legend of Zelda final fantasy 7 for mobile and our android 4.4 kitkat wish list it's Buffalo bullets in time hello internet and welcome to the Buffalo bulletin where we recap five major stories from our site TechnoBuffalo calm every tuesday and friday if you're interested in reading more about any story i mentioned on the show check the description for links or click the graphics for each story if you have annotations available and toggled on I'm Ashley s cabinet area top stories first up this week motorola on the news after introducing my crate offering x iphone users and easy way to transfer their iCloud data to a shiny new Moto X during setup of your Moto X you'll now have an option for I have an iPhone which will prompt you for your iCloud credentials logging in start the transfer which ports your contact and calendar data to your google account pretty nifty if you've been considering leaving apples ecosystem for Google's I wonder if they'll roll this out in KitKat across all Android devices microsoft officially released windows 8.1 today finally giving users the option they've been asking for since Windows 8 initial launch the ability to skip the live tiles and boot directly to the desktop other updates include being smart search up to four simultaneous apps running a new movie moments video editing application goodbye movie maker and pre installed skype and SkyDrive apps it's free for existing windows 8 customers and 119 bucks to upgrade from previous versions of Windows in gaming anyone with a Wii U is probably eagerly awaiting a new Legend of Zelda but unfortunately it looks like we'll be waiting a little longer to hear any news at all Zelda series producer Eiji onuma says he will be ready to talk about the next installment of the franchise until e3 of next year so eight months from now still no word on art style timeline control schemes or pretty much anything else about the game so I guess we'll just have to wait and speculate folks hoping to get an official final fantasy 7 on their phone or tablet will probably also be waiting while as final fantasy producer Takashi Tokita says quote phones will be able to tane the space it takes it's over a gigabyte people are probably going to have to wait a few years unquote um hello I have infinity blade 3 on my iPad it's almost one and a half gigs so sir where is my chocobo racing and where is my materia mastering where for a wildcard story this week android 4.4 kitkat is right around the corner and we've assembled a list of five features that are on our wish list what's on the list true SMS backup and payment systems as well as easier NFC sharing and voice commands all made the cut maybe feeling we'll see some of our dreams come true when they announced and make KitKat official but I'm actually curious as to what you're hoping to see when KitKat drops in the coming weeks that's the Buffalo bulletin for today if you enjoyed the show a thumbs up would be super awesome of you and if you want more great TechnoBuffalo video content please subscribe to our youtube channel by clicking this giant subscribe button see you guys next time