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Apple's WWDC dates, 64-bit Android 4.4, Google Fiber cellular & more - Pocketnow Daily

2014-04-03
Apple confirms dates for its WWDC 2014 event until cooks up its first 64-bit kernel to support Android 4.4 KitKat and as Google's next frontier to become a cell phone carrier I'm hi Mary better and I think Google's final frontier would be to become an airline right this is parking out daily as always let's begin today with what's official is Apple has just sent out confirmations of WWDC 2014 it's happening from June second to the sixth and the keynote from Tim Cook is definitely gonna happen on the second but the question is what are we getting we're expected to get iOS 8 at this event though we're not sure if that's gonna be the final name and we are hoping that the iphone 6 will be announced here though rumors say September but as I can let the most interesting launch that could happen at this event would be the i watch as they do need to explain to developers what to do with it so that could be the case now let's are about Intel as the company has just built it's for 64-bit kernel running on Android 4.4 KitKat which is actually the other way around they actually built a specific cook the version of KitKat that supports its new Intel Atom processor it's really interesting as we have been waiting for 64-bit chips on Android for the longest time and so far there's been a lot of talk but we haven't really seen something like this until now the speed Intel's new push into actually gaining traction in the smartphone market as they tried so bad and they haven't really gotten anywhere now it's all about Samsung is we get the first leaks of the Samsung Galaxy s5 zoom but actually got the name wrong it's not the name the leakers saying that this is the Galaxy K zoom and we don't really understand what they mean with that K could it be camera badly spelled or what but apparently this will not be a galaxy s device and the question is exactly what are we getting here as this does look like a smartphone and not like a camera necessarily and again like subscription for full details on what we saw I also about Windows Phone as yesterday was definitely Microsoft day we had everything you can think of pertaining Windows Phone 8.1 windows 8.1 new notegive devices etc but the question is exactly when are we getting windows phone 8.1 as they didn't specify dates they just said the summer but apparently the developer build will be ready in the second or third week of April they didn't really specify when in april but late april so stay tuned as once that developer build is in the market then it should be only a matter of weeks after that and folly for the very interesting news of the day we get some new rumors that google might want to become a cell phone carrier I mean they do maps they do phone calls they do almost everything so why not a cell phone carrier and as it turns out the company is considering doing this in the cities that they have google fiber and people that have Google Fiber know how great it is so apparently they want to do it there but as an mvno using another carriers bandwidth which is really interesting since if we want more speeds than we would definitely not use other carriers or I don't know exactly what Google plans to do but at least you say the question of the day if Google would become a cell phone carrier would you want to use it but my particular case I would say why not i mean i've seen Google Fiber do crazy things so I mean that would be a great option but leave us a comment down below what do you think and friends you know the drill if you want to get the news earlier before there's a video is silver chief follow us on parking out odd comment subscribe to our YouTube channel as well you also follow me on Twitter highlanders quarterly data please give this video thumbs up if you liked what you saw I am primarily that I thank you very much for watching we'll see you tomorrow
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