Diesel Black Gold shows off custom Samsung Gear S

You have already seen the Swarovski Samsung Gear S embellished with those beautiful stones now feast your eyes on custom versions of this smartwatch introduced at the Runway Show in New York by Diesel Black Gold. Samsung has partnered with Diesel Black Gold to “design exclusive show pieces featuring the Samsung Gear S.”

Diesel Black Gold’s creative team has used the Samsung Gear S as a foundation to create a collection of unique pieces in different details, sizes and colors. Touting the label’s signature leather and metal details these pieces have been inspired by highly stylized New Wave rock stars and “tough rockabilly heroines.”

Younghee Lee, executive vice president of global marketing, IT & Mobile Division at Samsung, said that the company is committed to developing collaborations with brands that inspire fashion and empower people to express their personal style. Both Samsung and Diesel will also work together to make a 360 video of the Diesel Black Gold runway show which can be played on the Samsung VR.

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Galaxy S5 Android 4.4.4 KitKat update released by Verizon

A couple of months back Google rolled out Android 4.4.4 KitKat, it was merely an incremental update that brought many important bug fixes and performance improvements. The update was immediately released for Google’s Nexus devices and many OEMs then followed suit. Samsung has lagged behind somewhat and users with carrier locked devices have had to wait for considerably longer as always.

Nevertheless, there is some good news after all. The Samsung Galaxy S5 Android 4.4.4 update has been released by Verizon for customers in the U.S. The release comes merely a week after Samsung pushed out this update for Galaxy S3 Neo in Kazakhstan and just yesterday Sprint rolled it out for its Galaxy Note 3 variant.

Australian carrier Optus has also released the Galaxy S5 Android 4.4.4 KitKat update so users down under can also get on the latest iteration of Google’s mobile OS. It remains to be seen when other carriers, particularly those in the U.S., follow suit.

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