Samsung Galaxy A7 Will Be Official On Jan 14
Samsung was getting ready to officially introduce the Galaxy A7 in South Korea sometime soon. Korean website Ruliweb has more details about this.
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Samsung was getting ready to officially introduce the Galaxy A7 in South Korea sometime soon. Korean website Ruliweb has more details about this.
A newly released teaser on Weibo says “Always Desire more”, which clearly means new Desire smartphone or smartphones will be announced at CES.
The photo surfaced on Weibo and shows what arrears to be the next generation Mi smartphone by Xiaomi. The Chinese manufacturer is rumored to unveil the Xiaomi Mi5 at CES in a few days, so the leak seems credible enough.
Over there a few retailers have already listed Samsung Galaxy Core Prime on their websites. The device should be out sometime in January, and you’ll reportedly be able to get one for under 200.
Android Lollipop may be the latest version of the mobile OS developed by the search giant, but it’s clearly not the most stable yet. In fact, the new and handsome iteration of Android has a memory leak bug that has some nasty effects.
Back Back in October, we told you that the world’s thinnest smartphone, the Gionee Elife S5.1, was going to be rebranded by U.K.firm Kazam. Well, sure enough, the device is now known as the Kazam Tornado 348.
According to unconfirmed information originating from Asia, the upcoming LG G4 is aimed to directly rival with the Samsung Galaxy Note 4. To do that, LG is said to equip the G4 with a stylus.
Rumor @upleaks is back with more on the HTC Hima; the upcoming One M8 replacement and this time there’s an AnTuTu screenshot to back up the claimed specs.
Three of Samsung’s new phones have hit the pages of Russian distributor Merlion, the Samsung Galaxy A7, Galaxy J1 and the Galaxy E5. They come with a full list of specifications, not that there was much left unknown about the three unofficial handsets.
The update to Android 5.0 Lollipop for the Samsung Galaxy S5 just keeps on spreading throughout the world, it seems. After Poland and other countries, today it was Spain’s turn to get the rollout on its way.
Qualcomm teased the successor of the curved LG G Flex on Twitter. The upcoming high-end smartphone will make its official debut next week during CES 2015 in Las Vegas.
Today we can see it in a leaked catalogue for South Korea. This listing gives us another round of specs for the device. What’s perhaps more interesting is that alongside the A7 the Galaxy Grand Max has leaked too, as part of the same leaflet.
Motorola has a Moto G (2014) with 4G LTE connectivity coming our way. The yet to be revealed successor of Moto G 4G appeared on Motorola’s official website in Brazil.
While the Galaxy Note Edge offers one curved side, it looks like Xiaomi is taking the concept a step further. A poster seemingly reveals a device called the Xiaomi Arch with not one, but two curved edges.
As Oppo gains more and more mindshare with its nicely built, attractive, and capable devices, the pressure mounts to keep the software fresh, and that has proven to be a little bit of challenge so far with the Find 7 devices.
HTC Video Highlights for Windows Phone has been updated. This is the feature for the HTC One M8 for Windows handset that is similar to the Lumia Storyteller app.
A GFXBench listing confirmed the previously leaked specs of Microsoft’s yet to be announced Lumia 1330 phablet. The successor of Nokia Lumia 1320 is expected to debut during MWC 2015 in Barcelona.
Twitter is back online after users experienced multiple issues on both the Android app and Tweetdeck, possibly due to a coordinated hacker infiltration.