Apple made it clear at the last Worldwide Developers Conference that it has been working on opening its mobile operating system developers. According to the company’s announcement during the conference, it has been focusing on providing developers the opportunity to create programs or applications that can function on a variety of screen sizes. Apple also said that it has been interested on creating more dynamic and flexible interfaces with convenient controls and access to app coders.

Android 4.4.3 update has started rolling out for a range of devices including Motorola handsets. T-Mobile started the roll out the much talked about update from Google. Motorola has followed making the update available to more devices. Devices ready for the update include Moto X, Moto G and Moto E. Similar to other networks and tech manufacturers, the roll out happens in stages meaning some users may receive it sooner or later compared to other users.

Samsung always releases a series of editions under its flagship devices. Upon the release of Samsung Galaxy S5, many expected the company to launch a couple of variants under it. True to its tradition, the company has launched the Samsung Galaxy S5 Active. The Samsung Galaxy S5 mini should also be on its way but it is the Prime variant which has been gaining attention. The Samsung Galaxy S5 Prime has also been associated with the Galaxy F series drumming up more interest.

Samsung always made sure it releases several variants of its flagship. Previously, the Samsung Galaxy S4 came out in other versions like Samsung Galaxy S4 mini and Galaxy S4 Active. The same is true for its current flagship, Samsung Galaxy S5. Samsung has already released the Galaxy S5 Active variant while reports suggest it has been preparing for a Prime edition as well. As the name implies, the phone will come with premium features targeting the high end market –can it deliver?

Google plans on introducing a new email system that can withstand cyber attacks unlike any other. The feature will be introduced as “End-to-End” encryption offering a robust communication system resilient to hackers and other prying entities.

Game of Thrones progresses into seasons 5 and 6, material from George R.R Martin books dwindle. How to continue the show forward to season 7 sticking to the books, when Winds of Winter, the sixth book, is reportedly hundreds of pages smaller than his earlier works.

The Season 4 finale episode will broadcast this Sunday night at 9:00 p.m. ET on HBO and fans will get to see what will happen to Daenerys Targaryen, Jon Snow and Peter Dinklage's Tyrion before the popular show returns back for Season 5.

Apple will not release the iOS 8 until fall but it gave the market a good insight on what upcoming iOS devices will feature. Tim Cook’s keynote speech during the Worldwide Developers Conference highlighted the company’s effort in opening the iOS 8, making it more accessible and manageable to developers. According to Apple’s announcement, the iOS 8 will feature a Predictive Keyboard, Health app and Messaging tweaks. There are also a number of innovative features promising devices like iPhone 6 to be revolutionary.

September always comes off as a big month for Apple. According to analysts, the tech giant will also be releasing its 2014 MacBook Pro series around that time. The release timeline will also make way for other Apple products like the iPhone 6, iPad and the iMac. To mark a major improvement with its MacBook series, Apple will reportedly feature Intel Broadwell chips, a fanless design and a new trackpad. Can the upcoming MacBooks outperform their predecessors?

Google’s Nexus 8 made it to the headlines earlier this year only for the hype to die down. Nonetheless, talks about Google’s 8-inch tablet started surfacing again as a new report showed leaked images of the device. The leaked photos show people what they can expect from the internet giant’s latest venture. More importantly, recent reports also suggested that Google has been focusing on integrating advanced vision features on its next tablet releases.