YU Televentures started rolling out a new Cyanogen OS 12.0 update for the Yuphoria. This new YNG1TBS2P2 software is an incremental update packing few features and enhancements.

Based on Android 5.0.2 Lollipop, the new Cyanogen OS 12.0 update addresses heating issues that were mostly reported in early batch of Yuphoria units. The camera app has also been tweaked for better low light images and macro shots.

Truecaller integrating Dialer has been improved as has been the touch screen responsiveness of the handset. Revised audio chipset code promises richer bass and clearer audio experience.

The update measures roughly 38MB and will be reaching all Yuphoria owners in coming 2-3 weeks. The Cyanogen OS 12.1 update will be pushed for Yuphoria and Yureka after it passes final testing phase.

Yuphoria features a 5-inch 720p Gorilla Glass 3 display, quad-core 1.2 Ghz Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 mobile chipset, 2GB of RAM, 16 GB built-in storage, 8MP rear snapper, 5MP front cam, and 2230 mAh battery. Take a look at our Yuphoria review to know more about…

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Motorola has announced that the Android 5.1 Lollipop update for the Moto X 2013 has started rolling out in the US, Brazil, and Canada. The announcement was made by David Schuster, Senior Director of Software Product Management at Motorola.

It's worth mentioning that the update is currently only rolling out to retail units in the US and Brazil, and units on Rogers in Canada. This means that those with a carrier variant of the device in the US and Brazil will still need to wait a bit.

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Less than a couple of months after ZTE unveiled the bezel-less Nubia Z9 smartphone, it is being rumoured that the Chinese company will announce a slightly updated version of the flagship on June 30.

Dubbed Nubia Z9S, the device is said to bring Cat 9 LTE connectivity. This compares to the Nubia Z9, which was limited to Cat 4 LTE.

For those who aren't in the know, Cat 9 LTE theoretically supports download speeds of up to 450Mbps, while Cat 4 maxes out at 150Mbps. The alleged photo of the Nubia Z9S (see above) shows the device reaching a download speed of around 250Mbps.

Aside from the Nubia Z9S (if the rumour is true), the Huawei Honor 7 and the Meizu MX5 will also be unveiled on June…

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Earlier this month, LG confirmed that its latest flagship smartphone – the G4 – will go on sale in Canada on June 19, and now the handset is available for purchase in the country.

All major Canadian carriers are offering the device. Rogers is selling it for CAD 199.99 ($163) on contract and CAD 699.99 ($571) outright. Wind Mobile has priced it at CAD 499 ($407) on WindTab and CAD 649 ($529) outright.

The G4 is also available on Bell, Telus, and Videotron, which are selling it for CAD 199.95 ($163), CAD 200 ($163), and CAD 199 ($162) on contract, and CAD 699.95 ($571), CAD 700 ($571), and CAD 699 ($570) outright, respectively.

It's worth mentioning that Videotron is also offering CAD 130 ($106) worth of free accessories – including an extra battery, a charger, and a 32GB memory card – with the device.

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