Those with the first-generation Motorola Moto G have received a message from Motorola about the Android 5.0 update, in some regions. According to the message, those with the handset are implored to click on a tab.
Samsung has launched the new Galaxy A7 in the Indian market. Unlike the A3 and the A5, which were announced with a formal launch event, the A7 was quietly made available without much fanfair.
The new Samsung Galaxy flagship dropped a teasing hint on Twitter – a short video that talks about “great vision” and a “unique view” and finishes with the silhouette of a camera module.
Did you know that the Galaxy Note 4 has heart-melting commercials with furry friends that extol the virtues of its excellent 16 MP camera with optical image stabilization?
Samsung’s latest phablet flagship is finally getting the Lollipop treatment. The version to go first is the SM-N910F, which is the European Snapdragon version of the handset.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 was supposed to be first in line for Android 5.0 after the current generation Galaxy S5 and Galaxy Note 4, but interestingly enough it was overtook by the Galaxy S4 LTE-A (I9506).
The rumors about Samsung’s next highly-anticipated flagship phone just keep pouring in. Controversy is at an all-time high and it seems that leaks are starting to contradict themselves more and more.
The very first release of Windows 10 Technical Preview for phones is now out. You can download and install it on one of just six smartphones that are currently supported.
For a few weeks we’ve been seeing an incredibly high number of leaks and rumors talking about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S6. So far it’s pretty likely that we’ll get an S6 Edge version too.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is one of the most impressive Android device money can buy these days – stuffed with the latest of hardware, it also comes with quite a few software tricks up its sleeve.
Android Lollipop update frenzy at full speed manufacturers are pushing hard to update their device lineups as quick as possible. Just a few hours ago new information has surfaced, regarding Android 5.0 on the Galaxy Note 4.
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge flagships, with plenty of emphasis on the camera. The prevalent rumor is that it will be a 20MP shooter, but now more info has surfaced.
The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge will be a truly impressive device, especially in terms of hardware performance. Today brings a new AnTuTu benchmark leak which is slightly different that the once we have already seen.
Samsung has already managed to roll out an update for the Galaxy S5 to most areas, and has started a Lollipop crusade for the Galaxy S4, with an update for the old-gen arriving.
AT&T has started rolling out the update to Android 5.0 Lollipop for the LG G3 units that it’s sold. This follows the rollout of the new software for G3 models from other parts of the world, which started last year.
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