Today is a big day for the Chinese manufacturer OnePlus as it is marking its one year anniversary. In that short period of time the OnePlus team has brought us an amazing flagship smartphone – the OnePlus One.
From now through December 23rd, Motorola is offering $50 savings on orders of $350 or more placed on its website. If your order amounts to $500 or more, Motorola will give you a discount of $100.
The Elephone P5000 is special because it packs a 5350 mAh battery – the largest ever included in a smartphone. The previous unofficial record in this regard was set by the Philips W6618 and its 5300 mAh battery.
Microsoft has launched the Lumia 638 in India. Priced at INR8,299 ($130), the budget 4G smartphone will retail exclusively on the newly-launched Microsoft Store on Amazon India.
Huawei Honor 6 Plus, also known as Huawei Glory 6 Plus, has been officially launched in China. It leaked a few times already and its highlight is a dual 8MP rear camera setup.
Sony now has AOSP builds available for its entire lineup of Qualcomm-based smartphones. The company accomplished the feat by adding Sony Xperia E3 and Xperia T3 to the open device project today.
Oppo announced the Android-based R5 as the world’s thinnest handset. Since then, Vivo introduced an even skinnier smartphone – the X5 Max – but the R5 still remains an impressively slim device.
Vivo’s super thin X5Max recently nabbed the crown of the thinnest smartphone in the world, coming in at a mere 4.75mm. The phone was officially announced last week and the company has now launched it in India.
Essentially a long pole that secures your smartphone on one end and has a grip on the other, the Selfie Stick allows you to hold back your front-facing camera so that the field of view is wider.
A leaked image of the Windows 10 Store shows that it will offer an HTC Windows Phone app. This would seem to confirm the expected unification of the Windows Phone Store with the Windows Store in Windows 10.
The Microsoft Lumia 535 enjoyed warm reception due to its affordable price and attractive specs. It even offers a dual-SIM option for just few euros more. But lots of early adopters began complaining about touch problems.
Elephone’s Lollipop smartphone is called P6000, and will be released on December 27 for around $170. As youd imagine after seeing its price, the P6000 doesn’t offer high-end features.
According to a comprehensive leak from Poland, we find out that the Xperia E4 should be made official at MWC 2015, and it will be in stores before the end of March.
Sharp has new, has a new, upgraded version of the AQUOS Crystal. Called AQUOS Crystal X, the new smartphone was announced in Japan, where pre-orders for it should start through SoftBank.
Google released the standalone Fit app, the plan is a bit unclear, because the Fit app (like many Google apps) came out a bit barebones, and has needed a lot of updating.
Samsung is working on another new line of devices – this will be the Galaxy E series. Two handsets in it have been leaking a lot lately, namely the E5 and E7.
We have recently seen a leak of an AnTuTu benchmark screenshot that displayed the specs of the upcoming Galaxy S6. Today, another such screenshot has emerged with slightly different specs.
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