• Android source code reveals nixed fingerprint support

  It isn't exactly uncommon for planned features to be removed before software is released, but when something major, like fingerprint scanning support, gets the axe, one does start wondering why. Although we may never really know why, we now do know that such a feature was at least on the table…

• Humin Contacts App Launches On Android, Expands Support To Canada And Europe

   Since fully launching in August this year Humin, the app that aims to replace your iPhone contacts app, has garnered a number of favourable reviews. This is in large part because it handles contacts in the way that you might. Humin gathers data from your phone, Facebook and LinkedIn contacts and…

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• HTC RE camera is now available on India's Snapdeal for Rs. 9,990

  Launched in October, HTC's RE camera is now available for sale in India via Snapdeal for Rs. 9,990 ($160). The Indian retailer's price is lower than what the accessory's list price in the US .

• The 2014 Moto G is on sale at Amazon for just $149

  Today's Amazon Gold Box deal of the day sees the 2014 Moto G discounted to just $149. The deal is valid on the unlocked US GSM and global GSM versions of the device, and includes both black and white color variants.

• Blizzard's Hearthstone expands, Android coming soon

  Barely a year since it launched in March, Blizzard is releasing its first expansion for its unexpected digital card collecting game (CCG) Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft. As with any card game expansion, Goblins vs Gnomes adds new decks, new cards, and new strategies to the game. It also adds a new…

• Google officially launches the Chromecast in India, available from December 10

  Google today announced that Chromecast will shortly be available in India, with the company's own Play Store, local carrier Airtel and India e-commerce site Snapdeal offering the HDMI dongle from tomorrow. Pricing for the Chromecast will set local buyers back by Rs 2,999 ($50).