Sony to release new PlayStation 4 bug fix

Sony is busy squashing performance issues on its PlayStation 4 console. The latest update is said to "improve system software stability during use of some features, games, and apps." There is no detailed patch notes yet so we can't say what issues it has worked on. However, GameSpot reports that the patch fixes issues with Dragon Age: Inquisition.

Version 2.02 update is the second update from Sony in the past week. The first update fixed issues with the console's Rest Mode. It reportedly refused to wake the machine up after being put in standby mode. The update is reportedly out in the UK and the North American release is expected to come soon. It is a 217 MB update.

Source: GameSpot | Via: CNET

Android L tipped to fix battery drain bug caused by Nexus 5 camera app

If you’ve noticed that the camera app on your Nexus 5 has been draining your battery more than it should, we’d say you’re not alone. There is either a new bug or the previous bug is alive and well and draining you of your phone’s charge. An “mm-qcamera-daemon” activity has been showing up on some Nexus 5 phones. The issue reportedly appears when the daemon enters a stuck state, which then consumes a large number of CPU cycles and drains your battery faster. And while Google won’t publicly comment on this issue, they seem to be working on it. A Googler marked the bug as “future release in the AOSP tracker. This means there is a chance that Android L update will remedy this issue.

Source: Ubergizmo