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For quite some time now, Sony allowed users to unlock bootloaders of their Xperia devices. The process was not that complicated — at least not for those who actually wanted to take this route — but the company decided to make it even easier, nevertheless. And voila… the Unlock Boot Loader service got a facelift,…
MediaTek MT6795 is a new System on Chip (SoC) announced by the Taiwanese company. It’s also the world’s first 64-bit true octa-core LTE chip with support for 2K (2560 x 1600 pixels) screens, and as such – it is designed to power-up the very best of mobile devices. Offering speeds of up to 2.2GHz, the…
The new iPhone will come with a new chip, which will likely be known as the Apple A8. According to a Chinese media report, the Cupertino giant will stick to its dual-core design, while making each of the cores run at 2GHz or more. For those counting these sort of things, that’s a rather massive…
Samsung had previously confirmed that it is working to make its devices more secure, thus more interesting to the enterprise customers. The new Galaxy S5 and Galaxy S5 Mini were among the first devices made by the Korean giant that incorporate a fingerprint reader. Building from there, Samsung is apparently preparing to jump to the…
The earlier rumored LG G Vista will be launched this Friday, July 18th, according to EVleaks. The device, which is pretty much Verizon’s version of the LG G Pro 2 Lite, looks like it’s made for first-time phablet buyers. It’s an entry-level smartphone with specs that include a large 5.7-inch 720p HD screen, Qualcomm Snapdragon…
Sony keeps trying to make its SmartWatch 2 an interesting device despite all the buzz surrounding Android Wear watches such as the LG G Watch and Samsung Gear Live.
Apple has managed to secure a patent that explains how it could make an all-glass iPhone. The filing titled “Fused glass device housings” lists Apple’s design chief, Jony Ive, as one of the applicants.
A new, still unannounced Samsung smartphone has been caught at a retail listing in Vietnam, revealing that the company is working on yet another device in its Galaxy range.
The Japanese company already makes devices that use any amount of rubber needed to keep their products working under the harshest of conditions, but… there’s always a way to make them even more rugged.
And we thought Google won’t allow custom launchers, huh? Apparently they have nothing against such apps as long as the core experience remains intact.