Sony today indirectly confirmed that we’ll see at least one new water resistant Xperia device next week. Sony says that we should “get ready to make a splash” on March 2, when the company will host its MWC press conference.
We’ve seen the three shades of six appeal, but a verified Sprint employee posted a different teaser that shows both the Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge.
The second Ubuntu phone is on its way and it’s a version of the Meziu MX4. There’s not a lot of info right now but the company has released a teaser image showing three MX4 phones.
Sony has announced that it will reveal something “slimmer, lighter, brighter” at the upcoming Mobile World Congress (MWC), scheduled to kick off in Barcelona next week.
Samsung is almost ready to announce two new flagship smartphones which will most probably be called Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge. Both new handsets will be officially unveiled this Sunday.
Just when we couldn’t have enough of the leaked images of the Samsung Galaxy S6, more surface online. Two new leaked images show a better view of the both Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge.
Motorola just made the second generation of Moto E official – the screen size grew to 4.5-inch, the chipset moved to a 64-bit one and also got 4G LTE connectivity.
HTC’s latest flagship device is definitely one of the most anticipated handset, scheduled to make an appearance ant MWC 2015. And with the Barcelona event just around the corner manufacturers.
Yesterday, we told you that Sony was getting ready to announce an Xperia Z4 Tablet at MWC 2015 next week. The company will also reveal a new water-resistant smartphone called Xperia M4 Aqua.
Alleged live photos of Samsung Galaxy S6 made the rounds on the web. The Korean giant’s next flagship smartphone is scheduled to make its debut this Sunday, on March 1 alongside an S6 Edge model with curved display.
Sony unveiled the Xperia E4 entrant, an entry-level device that flashed what might end up being Sony’s refreshment of its OmniBalance design language (if it decides to stick to churning out smartphones, that is).
A commercial and a promotional clip for the HTC One M9 have leaked, and the design of the phone looks exactly like the renders that we showed you this morning. The ad seemed to concentrate on some new camera features.
Unannounced Sony Xperia Z4 tablet with 2K display leaked out. The slate made a premature appearance in Sony’s Xperia Lounge Android application and was quickly taken down.
Yesterday we reported on a teaser for Samsung’s upcoming curved S6 flagship. It was courtesy of AT&T and the telecom also promises a spring launch for the edged device.
HTC is equipping the upcoming One M9 with stereo BoomSound speakers audio capabilities. HTC today suggested that the One M9 will have more powerful BoomSound speakers.
T-Mobile provided us with the clearest look of the Galaxy S6 yesterday and one can just make out the hardware Home key. Samsung has to keep it, because it houses the fingerprint sensor, but this time it looks taller than usual.
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