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This week at that place was a lot to talk about. We covered the Nexus 5 and some Android four.iv Kit Kat rumors, CyanogenMod partnering with Oppo to release their custom ROM on the new N1 flagship, and some business moves by Asus, Acer, and Blackberry. Nosotros celebrated the fifth anniversary of the Google G1 being released on T-Mobile and talked nearly Samsung's motility towards 64-bit processing. You can find all of the evidence notes and links below, as well as links to the podcast on iTunes and RSS. What are you waiting for? Striking subscribe and make sure to tune in live every week for the Android Headlines Bear witness!

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Here are links to the stories that we talked nigh on this week's Android Headlines Evidence:

Android 4.4 Kit Kat rumored to be launching in October
Here's what we can expect in Android four.four Kit Kat
Android/Google G1 turns v
BlackBerry enters into agreement to be purchased by investment business firm, BBM rollout halted because of leaked Android version, overloaded servers
Asus and Acer could be merging
CyanogenMod is a company now
Nexus 5 benchmarks
Moto 10 camera gets big fixes
Oppo N1 with CyanogenMod appear
Oppo N1 Photographic camera samples Surface
HTC One Max camera and fingerprint scanner
Sony Xperia Z2 rumors before Z1 even launches
Samsung 64-bit processor almost ready
LG G2 review