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HTC One M8s
4/2/2015 1:01:00 PM
Just as the brand new HTC One M9 is starting to arrive on store shelves, HTC has unveiled the One M8s: a phone that looks practically identical to the One M8, but does feature a new, 64-bit system chip and does away with the UltraPixel main camera. Apart from those two big changes, the HTC One M8s sports the same brushed aluminum unibody and styling, a 5-inch 1080 x 1920-pixel LCD screen, and pretty much all else has remained identical.
Motorola skipping Android 5.0.2, going directly to Android 5.1 for first-gen Moto devices
4/2/2015 12:59:00 PM
David Schuster, Motorola's Software product manager, announced on his Google+ page today that Motorola has decided to go directly to Android 5.1 for its first-gen Moto devices, skipping Android 5.0.2. Schuster said that Motorola has been simultaneously testing both builds of Android on the first-gen Motorola Moto X, Motorola Moto E and Motorola Moto G LTE.
According to Schuster, Motorola decided that with all of the improvements found with the latest Android build, it would be better for Motorola customers if these handsets were updated directly to Android 5.1 from KitKat. Motorola does ...
The ZenFone 2 might help Asus sell 30 million smartphones this year
4/2/2015 12:32:00 PM
The Asus ZenFone 2 is one of the most interesting smartphones of 2015. Not just because it has a version with 4 GB of RAM, but also because said version is quite cheap, considering the features that it's offering.
Already available in select markets (including China, Taiwan, and France), the ZenFone 2 will likely help Asus sell more smartphones than ever this year. More exactly, the company believes that it can sell 30 million handsets before the end of 2015 (with 10 million units expected to be shipped in China).
If it manages to sell 30 million handsets, Asus will probably become ...
Video from China shows Windows 10 for Phones in action
4/2/2015 11:24:00 AM
The latest leak pertaining to Windows 10 for Phones is a video out of China that shows build number 12534 in action. Among the features that we get to see are the Outlook Mail app, the contacts list, and the messages app. The virtual QWERTY keyboard also makes an appearance as does the dialer. The calendar integrates with the Outlook Mail app, something clearly visible in the clip.
We also get a quick glimpse of Project Spartan, which is the new browser replacing Internet Explorer in Windows 10. The video shows a Hub where you will store bookmarked pages and keep a list of stories that you ...
How to learn where and when your Samsung device was manufactured, and other interesting info
4/2/2015 10:12:00 AM
Ever wondered where your Samsung smartphone or tablet was made in, or what was the exact date of it shipping fresh out of the factory and in your eager hands? You can learn that and a lot more by getting a simple app from Google Play and letting it do its thing! The app in question is called Phone INFO * Samsung *, and as you guessed it, it's dedicated to busting wide open your Samsung device's history - but only for you, of course.
Useful innovation or a gimmick, what do you think of the curved display on the Galaxy S6 edge?
4/2/2015 9:56:00 AM
Samsung currently has all eyes on its Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge flagships, with an imminent launch next week, but it's the Edge that picked everyone's attention with its unorthodox side-sloping display, that is the only thing which separates it from the "plain" S6, if we don't count the slightly different dimensions, and the larger battery.
Galaxy S6 edge comes with a flexible AMOLED panel that has a plastic, instead of glass substrate, and bends over both the left and right edges of the new flagship, utilizing Samsung's proprietary 3D Thermoforming method. Besides the cool factor, these ...
Best new Android, iPhone, and Windows Phone games of March 2015
4/2/2015 9:52:00 AM
April has knocked on our doors with an endless bombardment of jokes - some clever and others not so much - and after all of the euphoria has settled, it's time to take a look at something that is exciting and has nothing to do with jokes. This selection of the best Android, iPhone, and Windows Phone games of March 2015 are no joke: they are serious business.
We've had a pretty stellar month when it comes to new game releases. Dungeon Hunter 5 tops our list of favorites, but it was a very tough decision as many other awesome new games fought for our attention. We won't spoil it - you can ...
5 phones with custom swappable shells and back covers
4/2/2015 9:43:00 AM
Run Android apps on Windows, OS X, and Linux with ARC Welder
4/2/2015 9:34:00 AM
Back in September 2014, Google launched the "App Runtime for Chrome" (ARC), a tool that allowed developers to test their Android apps on any Chrome OS device. Today, the Android creators took things one step further and announced the ARC Welder, a tool that makes it possible for developers to test Android apps on any machine that can run the Google Chrome browser. In short, the new ARC Welder tool makes it possible to run Android apps on any desktop operating system such as Windows, Mac OS X, or Linux.
Although ARC Welder is primarily aimed at developers, anyone can go ahead and test drive ...
Turn your smartphone into a desktop PC with these 6 MHL-compatible docks
4/2/2015 8:59:00 AM
Believe it or not, today's Android smartphones pack quite a bit of horsepower. We're not even talking about those crazy octa-core chips and Quad-HD resolution screens found in cutting-edge flagships. Even an old man of an Android phone like the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 packs plenty of punch for the essential tasks and some reasonably complex games. Thanks to this, it can even become a desktop personal computer that will deal just fine with browsing, document editing, and multimedia. Great stuff!
One image sensor, multiple camera lenses - Apple patent hints at future iPhone camera tech
4/2/2015 8:21:00 AM
Recently, we've reported by many a camera-related patent that Apple has either been granted or applied for, most of which hint us that Cupertino might be really poised to up the already-spectacular camera game of its iPhones. Apart from the patent regarding the advanced zoom lens, Cupertino also claimed that it has invented an improved magnet-based OIS. Well, according to the latest camera-related patent, Apple might be cooking something quite intriguing.
HTC One M9 Plus rumor round-up: design, specs, price, release date, and all we know so far
4/2/2015 7:22:00 AM
6 must-have premium iOS games that are currently discounted
4/2/2015 6:58:00 AM
Hello there, frenzied gamers! Fancy yourselves a few fresh additions to your mobile collection? Well, today, we've got a treat for you – as we noticed that a couple of the more premium titles from our bucket list have had their price-tags reduced, we decided to see what other treats the App Store may be hiding, and we ended up with 5 must-haves that have all been under the discount hammer.
We've got a couple of premium shooters, tactical games, and a very innovative puzzler, which should probably be present on every iPhone out there. Check them out, see if one tickles your fancy, let us ...
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