BMW 850i Engine – How To Buy And What To Look For

BMW 850i series engines are known to uphold the BMW name for excellence. A grand total of 30,621 engines were produced. However, since the engines were made for only a dozen years they can be difficult to come by. In the United States, only 7,232 8 series BMWs were built for the general public. Although engine brokers can locate them, it is important to make sure that the engines have been well maintained. Always be sure to get an estimate …

The Dodge Journey Crossover History

The Dodge Journey is a popular crossover sport utility vehicle manufactured by Chrysler Corporation. First introduced in 2008 as part of the 2009 model year in North America, the vehicle has also been produced for the international market as the Fiat Freemont since 2011. The vehicle is marketed in Japan under the Dodge JC label as the Journey nameplate had been utilized by an Isuzu product.

In North America, the Dodge Journey is available with a choice of three engines. …

Dodge Durango Engine Update

The Dodge Durango name plate has been used by two separate designs by the Chrysler Corp. From 1998 to 2008 the Durango was produced as a midsized sport utility vehicle. Beginning in 2010, the vehicle was reintroduced as a full-sized SUV.

The mid-sized version of the Dodge Durango carried a 3.9-liter V6 engine as standard during its early years. This engine was discontinued for the 2000 model year leaving only V8 engines as options for the Dodge Durango buyer.

The …

AT&T Finally Releases Jelly Bean for Galaxy III

After a long wait, Jelly Bean is here for the Samsung Galaxy III phone. The Galaxy III has surpassed the Apple iPhone in sales and is now the most popular selling smartphone on the market today. Other carriers like Sprint have released the update more than a month ago. The version of Jelly Bean 4.1 is not their newest version, 4.2 has already been released by Google.

The cause for delay in releasing an update is the carrier adds proprietary …

Android Jelly Bean update for AT&T

As of today, AT&T has not rolled out the 4.1 Jellybean update for it’s network. It appears that other countries have it in place and are pushing it out to their users. Even Sprint has started to update the phones on their network for the USA. Now Google has already released an update 4.2 for Jellybean while users in the US are still waiting for the first version.

The 4.1 version has a “buttery” feel making it faster and the …