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HTC released a nice infographic to depict the process of an Android OS update. The Taiwanese company suggests that everything starts with Google releasing PDK (Platform Development Kit) to handset makers in order to evaluate the new framework. Soon afterwards, the search giant announces new version of Android and starts providing source code to the…
Huawei will most-likely announce the Ascend Mate 2 at forthcoming CES in Las Vegas. We’ve already seen that phablet leaked before and today we bring you much better photos, depicting this huge phone all in its brushed metal glory. Specs are still unconfirmed, but we’re hearing the Mate 2 will come equipped with a 6.1-inch…
Say you bought the sexy new Galaxy Note 3 only to realize it doesn’t support wireless charging. Worry not, Samsung has you “covered,” presuming you’re willing to spend another $70 on an S-View flip cover that adds the capability to the powerful phablet. Yeah, we wish the Korean giant shipped this accessory inside the Note…
You know some computer runs Windows if it comes with Solitaire and Minesweeper (and Mahjong) preloaded. As Microsoft is turning attention to mobile, it decided to launch the three popular games for Windows Phone 8. As you would imagine, all three games are modified to work with touch interface and come with Xbox integration. This…
Sony Mobile has recently launched an app that allows users to access media files from three different online storage sites from a single place. The “My Cloud” app currently supports Box.net, DropBox and Tonido, though we guess some other services like MediaFire and GDrive will be added in the future. In order to be able…
Samsung Display, the Korean giant’s display-making arm, used the end of the year to showcase the future where smart display will be all around us. According to Samsung, responsive screens that fetch data from the Internet and interact with users will be in our cars and homes, at universities and pretty much every else. Samsung…
ASUS has posted another CES teaser video on YouTube. This time we’re not looking the Statue of Liberty but to millions of balls as they fall from the sky all over Taipei. Each of the balls has one of the three numbers — 4, 5 or 6 — suggesting the Taiwanese company will launch three…
LG is bringing the Knock feature (formerly known as KnockON) to its affordable L Series II smartphones. Initially introduced in the company’s flagship G2 device, the feature will be included in the forthcoming Maintenance Release upgrade, rolling out starting from January 2014. Knock allows users to turn the smartphone on and off by tapping twice…
Samsung is preparing to announce some Exynos news at the upcoming CES in Las Vegas. We’re not sure whether this will be a whole new processor, or just an update to existing Exynos 5 Octa series. For those who don’t know, the Exynos 5 SoC uses ARM’s big.LITTLE architecture and is found in some versions…
A new, still unannounced Samsung tablet has been caught at the FCC. Marked as the SM-T320, this could be the upcoming Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4, which could either be a mid- or high-end tablet. If there were no for the Galaxy Note 8.0, we would be certain this is a high-end device. Since that’s not…