Leaked manual reveals Nexus 5 details

The Nexus 5 cat is out of the bag, sort of. A leaked manual pertaining to the still unnanounced but already widely leaked LG-manufactured Nexus Pure Google smartphone has surfaced and gives details on the upcoming device. A 5-inch display, a quad core Snapdragon processor, 2GB of RAM, a large  2,300 mAh battery and 8 megapixel camera are expected in terms of hardware. Software is expected to be Android 4.4 KitKat and what I'm curious to know is if it will integrate any of the software tweaks featured in the Moto X. Hit jump for a gander at the full leaked manual. 

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Evernote two-step verification now available to all users

Two-step verification has been available to Premium and Business users of Evernote for a while already. Now, the company is rolling out the security feature to all users. You can set up the verification system on Evernote. If you are a free user, you are going to need to install authenticator applications such as Google Authenticator. You can find out more information from this link.

Facebook for Windows Phone gets multiple photo uploading and unfriending

A new update for the Facebook Windows Phone app introduces the ability to attach multiple photos into a single post and allows you to “unlike” content or “unfriend” people right from your smartphone. The app is also now available in 19 different languages.

32GB Google Nexus 7 with unlocked 4G-LTE now available for $350

The Google Nexus 7 (2013) has been a popular tablet since it started shipping a few months ago. There is now a 32GB variant that's 4G-LTE enabled for $350 (plus taxes) from the Canadian Google Play Store. This unlocked, which is being solde with free shipping for a limited time, can be used with various mobile carriers but you need to bring your own microSIM card. We gave the non-4G-LTE variant of the Google Nexus 7 (2013) a 4 .5 out of 5 rating in our review.