It’s not every day that a company you’ve never heard of, called Xodiom, completely skips the media brouhaha and straight up launches a website where you can pre-order its sub-$399 Snapdragon 805-powered superphone that is on release schedule for January 5, 2015.
We’ve seen the Android 5.0.1 update floating around, and seen builds come to AOSP; but, we still don’t exactly know what bug fixes exist in the update.
Some more details about the Samsung SM-E700 have surfaced, this time from Samsung itself (through a User Agent profile). The phone will probably launch as the Samsung Galaxy E7 and will be a cheaper.
Today @upleaks reports HTC won’t be using the M codenames anymore and the next flagship is now known as Hima. He reports another batch of specs of the next Android top dog.
The Samsung Galaxy A5 is the bigger of the two A series smartphones that were announced in October. So far it’s made its debut in China, and today it arrived in Europe.
Google today introduced a brand new Android app called Device Assist – which, as the name suggests, is made to assist and allow you to tap the full potential of your smartphone or tablet.
There’s already a second generation Moto G out there, so you might be expecting a successor for the even lower-priced Moto E to emerge any moment now. And you wouldn’t be wrong, as it turns out.
Now this is what the Amazon phone should have been; the Yotaphone 2 went official with a 5-inch 1080p AMOLED on the front and a 4.7-inch e-paper display on the back.
We have seen Android 5.0 Lollipop being shown off before on the Galaxy S5 and the Galaxy S4. Now, SamMobile has managed to get their hands on the Lollipop ROM for the new Galaxy Note 4.
After a less-than-smooth rollout three weeks after it began to roll out Android Lollipop to users, Google has begun the process of getting Lollipop 5.0.1 out the door.
Learn how to use blocking mode on your Samsung Galaxy Note 4. On the Settings screen, tap Blocking mode, and then tap the Blocking mode switch to activate it.
Learn how to customize wallpaper settings on your Samsung Galaxy Note 4. Set an image or photo stored in the device as wallpaper for the Home screen
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