Samsung is about to launch a Galaxy Note 4 S-LTE model in South Korea. Sporting the model number SM-916, the latest version of the high-end phablet will hit the shelves in its homeland in mid-January.
Taiwanese smartphone manufacturer HTC has said that it will focus more on entry-level 4G devices in Q1 2015, adding that the company will promote these as well as specially designed models online.
The popular third-party Dolphin Browser has been updated to support Android 5.0. The browser now supports Flash and the whole browsing experience has been enhanced with the update.
The Galaxy S6 is expected to get officially unveiled early in 2015, however, this time around, Samsung is taking design seriously with a complete overhaul: first images of an assembled Galaxy S6 has leaked out.
Some new images have appeared, claiming to be the back cover of the sequel to Xiaomi’s 5.5-inch phablet. In addition to the photos, some of the sequel’s specs have leaked out as well.
The Nexus 6 is hard to find. Even in the Google Play Store, the shelves where the stock Android phablet would normally be stored, are barren. But Motorola has an advantage over all others selling the phone.
According to a report, Samsung is working on a 10-inch Galaxy Tab 5 tablet. It appears that major tablet manufacturers are moving ahead to larger screened slates.
The Sony just announced that it’s teaming with Samsung to bake the PlayStation game-streaming service into some of the rival electronics giant’s smart TVs starting next year.
It seems like we have been talking forever about a voice calling feature for messaging app WhatsApp. Now, a new leak allegedly shows us the UI that WhatsApp will employ once it officially starts offering voice calls.
BlackBerry is paying homage to the Boxing Day holiday in Canada by offering discounts to its Canadian and U.S. customers. Power users are in line to save some money in each country.
The Samsung Z1 is now expected to be unveiled in India on January 18th. The Tizen flavored handset will feature a 4-inch screen with a resolution of 480*800.
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