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The other day we’ve told you that Samsung won’t be the only handset maker working on the Prime variant of its current flagship device. HTC is thinking between the same lines, preparing the One M8 Prime as we speak. Now we have new details to add to the rumormill. According to Russian hi-tech.mail.ru website, this…
As part of its enterprise play to bring Android to places it hasn’t been before, Google is acquiring Divide — former Enterproid — to make its mobile platform more secure. Backed by venture arms of Google, Comcast and Qualcomm – Divide relies on containers to keep part of user’s data securely stored on a device,…
Samsung is planning to include biometric security features in more of its devices in the future, The Wall Street Journal is reporting. At the moment, only the company’s flagship device, Galaxy S5, has a fingerprint scanner, but Samsung wants to extend this capability to more of its products in the future. We’ve already heard that…
The LG G Flex was one of the most interesting devices of 2013. We expected to see its successor released at some point this year, but chances are that ain’t gonna happen. According to always highly informed EVleaks, the G Flex 2 will be released in mid-Q1 2015, boasting a feature “even more unique than…
LG announced premium Bluetooth stereo headset developed in collaboration with Harman/Kardon – LG Tone Infinim (model number HBS-900). Offering superb sound experience, the headset also looks pretty cool in glossy metallic finish. Feature wise, it comes with magnetic retractable wires we’ve seen in some earlier LG handsets, a jog button for fast forward and rewind,…
I would assume that owners of the original Samsung Galaxy Gear haven’t felt their best when they saw the new Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo running Tizen instead of Android. That concern will be addressed in the near future with the Korean company working on new firmware that will make the Galaxy Gear run…
Samsung unveiled a special version of its Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 tablet aimed at K-12 students in the U.S. The Galaxy Tab 4 Education is a 10.1-inch device that has a rugged case which should make sure students don’t destroy it that easily. In addition, Samsung also included support for Google’s Play for Education initiative,…
On the heels of Leap Wireless’ acquisition by AT&T, we have the new Cricket Wireless launching, offering unlimited plans starting at $35 month after $5 Auto Pay credit, and loyalty program, all with no annual contract. Because AT&T is the new boss, Cricket users can now access one of the nation’s largest 4G LTE networks…
We’ve all heard rumors suggesting that the next iPhone will come with a bigger screen. In fact, it is said that Apple is preparing two different iPhone variants, one with a 4.7-inch and another with 5.5-inch display. According to 9to5Mac, this extra screen estate will also require better, higher-res panels which will likely have resolution…
BlackBerry released the latest version of its SDK which bumps the Android runtime support up from API Level 17 to API level 18. This means support for Android 4.3 Jelly Bean that also includes some additional features and enhances integration with the operating system. Most notable change comes in the form of support for Bluetooth…