HTC One Max Release Date, Galaxy Note 3 Release Date, Motorola X Carrier Availablility - AA Q & A

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Kris is answering questions about release dates for the HTC One Max and Galaxy Note 3, what carriers will have the Motorola X, common Galaxy S4 problems, Android remote control apps and more in this week's Android Authority Q & A.

Q: When do you think the HTC One Max (T6) might be released? Also what specs do you believe might be official on the handset?

A: As of right now, there is still nothing official on when we can expect a release date for the One Max, but last month a financial analyst said that he expected that we'd see it in the second half of 2013.

Specs can always change, but I think it's a safe bet to say that the HTC One Max will have a Snapdragon 800, at least 2 GB of RAM and of course HTC's Ultrapixel camera. The screen size is rumored to be 5.9 inches, which sounds about right to me.

Q: I'm thinking of buying the Samsung Galaxy S4. What are some of the more common problems with it?

A: There are two main complaints I see about the Galaxy S4. The first is lag in a few areas, like the home button and scrolling through menus. Luckily we did a Tips & Tricks video for the Galaxy S4 which includes remedies for both of these problems.

The other problem I hear about somewhat often is overheating. This can be caused by a bunch of things, but not everyone seems to have this problem.

Q: When is the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 release date? Will it be coming to any U.S. or Canadian Carriers?

A: Last month we talked about a few rumors that we might see the Note 3 sooner rather than later, but since Samsung's Premiere event came and went without unveiling the Note 3, it's safe to say that we'll probably see the Note 3 announced at IFA and released in September, just like the Note 2 last year.

And yes, the Note 3 is one of Samsung's biggest phones of the year (in more ways than one) right alongside the Galaxy S4, so we'l