OnePlus One to deliver Android L ‘within three months’ of Google’s release

In case any of you have been wondering if Android’s upcoming operating system will be making its way to the OnePlus One device, wonder no more. A representative from the company posted on its forum announcing that the device will be “getting the L treatment” within three months of Google’s release of the final build. OnePlus One currently uses CyanogenMod’s 11S build, a highly modified version of Android 4.4.2 KitKat. We’d like to see how they’d treat Android’s upcoming OS.

Source: Android Central

iPad finally gets Facebook Messenger

It took Facebook a while but now iPad users are getting the standalone Messenger app. You can now use the iPad to shoot silly videos to send to your friends and save these on the device’s Camera Roll; send free texts and calls; as well as share photos and voice messages. It might even be easier to use the app on the larger screen. You can download Facebook Messenger here.

Source: Gizmodo

Google releases Android Wear app on Play Store

With LG’s G Watch smartwatches already making its way to buyers, Google has just released the Android Wear application on Google Play. This will make it easier to manage your new device. It will let you setup the device and allow the smartwatch to send you the alerts you want as well as set voice action preferences. According to Ubergizmo, there are currently six apps up and running for the device and we expect more to support Android Wear in the coming weeks and months.

LG G3 to arrive in Canada this August

Are you ready to get your hands on LG’s latest flagship? Well, your wait is almost over. LG has announced that it will be bringing the G3 to the country starting August 1. It will be available through Bell, MTS, Rogers, Sasktel, and Videotron. You can also get it through national retailers like Tbooth wireless, The Source, WIRELESSWAVE, WIRELESS etc…, and WOW mobile. Now, you just have to wait a bit more before you can pair your incoming G Watch with the G3.