Samsung Galaxy Note 4 S-LTE Launches This Week
Samsung is set to launch the Galaxy Note 4 S-LTE in a low-profile announcement later this week. The first phone to support Cat. 9 LTE for theoretical download speeds of up to 450Mbps.
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Samsung is set to launch the Galaxy Note 4 S-LTE in a low-profile announcement later this week. The first phone to support Cat. 9 LTE for theoretical download speeds of up to 450Mbps.
HTC had promised that the HTC One M8 will receive Android 5.0 no later than 90 days after the final version of the update is handed in by Google.
Microsoft’s intelligent take on an Android front end, Next Lock Screen, just got much more useful if you’re a music maven or love to chat online.
The OnePlus One was a find smartphone for sure, and for a first effort it scored in the areas it needed to score, except for one key area, the actual ability for people to buy the phone.
A few Nexus 6 devices suffering a build-quality failure where either the back-plate loses adhesion to the chassis of the device, or the back-plate is pushed off due to an expanding battery, depending on whose account you read.
BlackBerry is about to launch a limited edition Gold Passport. Only 50 pieces of the decked out smartphone will be available to order worldwide.
A leaked document containing an RDF file reveals an LG phone with the model number LG-H810. According to those who claim to know, this is actually the LG G4 for AT&T.
A mysterious Sony device has passed through the Federal Communications Commission in the USA and the timing could very well mean it is the upcoming Sony Xperia Z4.
From China comes an image that reportedly shows the new Start Screen for Windows 10 for Phone, including a background image and group tile headers.
Google posted factory images of Android 5.0.2 for both the 2013 Nexus 7 and the Nexus 10 tablets. Last month, the OG Nexus 7 received an update to Android 5.0.2 as well as a factory image.
While CES has been the traditional scene for new Xperia Z announcements, this year the company seems to be keeping its ace for the Mobile World Congress.
Samsung used the swipe type of sensor where you had to swipe your thumb (or other finger) over the Home button, which wasn’t always easy to do while holding a 5+ inch smartphone.
Android 5.0 Lollipop update for the LG G2 looks to be happening right now for some users in South Korea. According to LG Phone Firmware, which tracks the company’s progress on updating its smartphones.
Sprint started offering its customers a leasing scheme for certain high-end smartphones.
The Quad HD display panel of Samsung’s venerable Galaxy Note 4 phablet means that it has a slightly above average battery life, despite the hearty 3200 mAh.
There There were reports that overheating issues with Snapdragon 810 SoC could delay next generation flagships, especially the Samsungs upcoming Galaxy S6 smartphone.
Xiaomi unveiled today, the Xiaomi Mi Box mini IP STB streamer. It is the world’s smallest device of this kind, designed as a small cube that you can plug directly in the outlet.
This year’s top Android smartphone from LG is probably going to be the G4, going by the naming convention the Korean company has been using for a few years now.