Indian import tracking website Zauba shows that LG Y70 has entered the country. In fact, LG has imported 22 units on February 5. The phone sports a 4.7-inch display and runs Android 5.0 Lollipop out of the box.
The highly-anticipated Galaxy S6 and its alleged double-curved variant have been gathering so much interest that our news section has practically been overflowing with leaks and little bits and pieces of information.
LG G3 buyers will receive a free VR for G3 accessory. Made out of plastic, VR for G3 is based on the design of Google Cardboard with some changes to accommodate the rear volume controls on LG’s phone.
We showed you what was allegedly an image of the second generation of the Motorola Moto E; sometime before. That image seems to be confirmed by a listing on the Best Buy website that is now posted.
We spotted that the website of a Spanish retail chain shows the specs of the next iteration of the smartphone. Interestingly, it won’t be called Xperia E2 or similar, but Xperia E1 II instead.
More pictures of Samsung Galaxy S6 in a protective case made the rounds online. The latest batch of renders showcase the upcoming flagship smartphone wearing a rugged cover.
Samsung’s been keeping busy with Android 5.0 Lollipop, trying to get the update out to qualifying devices as quickly as possible. Considering the weight of its proprietary TouchWiz UI (it’s a 1GB update for the Galaxy S4)
AT&T is offering a free Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 tablet to those who purchase a Samsung Galaxy handset for $0 down using AT&T Next. The phone’s retail price is paid over a 30 month installment contract.
Samsung is reportedly getting ready to introduce various new slates this year. Yesterday, we told you that Samsung registered the names Galaxy Tab A, Tab E, and Tab J, and now we have details on the Tab A series.
Samsung seems to be gearing towards a surplus of new product launches in 2015. The latest rumor that we heard right through the grapevine suggests that the troubled South Korea-based tech company might be either prepping a handful of new tablet series.
There is a Samsung Galaxy Note Edge exclusive limited edition that you probably don’t want to be seen with. The special Note Edge model has 1800 shiny Swarovski crystals all over the back.
Samsung’s U.S. website reveals that Sprint’s version of the Samsung Galaxy S5 is set to receive Android 5.0 today. The information, listed on the Samsung support page.
An An XDA-Developers member has a beta version of an official Android 5.0.1 build for Samsung Galaxy Note Edge and has shared it with the community.
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