HTC One variant may be coming to Windows Phone 8
HTC may be bringing a Windows Phone 8 variant of the popular HTC One to the market in the coming months, to rival the Nokia EOS.
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HTC Butterfly S officially released with 5-inch display and Ultrapixel camera
The HTC One has been a big success for the failing Taiwanese firm and we…
Samsung CEO confirms company plans to launch LTE-advanced smartphone
Samsung co-CEO JK Shin has announced plans to make an LTE-advanced version of the Galaxy S4 and will be the first to launch a smartphone running LTE-advanced
More Nokia EOS leaks appear on the web
It seems the Nokia EOS will be the next flagship device from Finnish phone maker, as they try to boost Windows 8 phone appeal to the masses.
Galaxy S4 Mini photos surface on the web
It seems Samsung will be continuing their ‘Mini’ smartphone line with the latest Galaxy smartphone, if rumours, leaks and photos are anything to go on.
LG Optimus G2 possibly spotted on Sprint
LG may want to keep momentum going with the new Optimus G2, which would take the throne as flagship for the company, pushing the Optimus G Pro out of the way.
Superfast Broadband and Smartphones: What you don’t know about Modern Technology
In the modern age, the number of new devices and technologies is greater than ever before and this means that there are few people who aren’t aware of their presence….
Samsung to dump plastic next year
Samsung has been a big supporter of plastic designs, most all their mobile products come with the plastic casing, making them cheap and pretty undesirable for those with a bit of phone class.
Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini coming next week
Following the release of the Samsung Galaxy S4 two weeks ago, the South Korean electronics giant may already be prepared to release the smaller and cheaper version of the device.
Motorola X Phone will be followed by three smartphones
A report from Phone Arena indicates Motorola will not be focusing all its energy on the new X Phone, being developed in direct cooperation with Google. The report states Motorola will be developing three more phones following the X Phone, which have nothing to do with the Nexus or X Phone line.