HTC may be working on a new “Butterfly” handset for several markets in Asia, according to @LlabTooFeR. From what we’ve understood, this device will have top-notch specs, while boasting a plastic rather than aluminum body, the fact that should make the phone more affordable. Initial market will apparently include Japan, Hong Kong and Taiwan, though…
Video: Top 5 OnePlus One Features
The OnePlus One, powered by CyanogenMod 11S and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor is a powerful smartphone at an affordable price, and a new video shows off the top 5 features of the device. It’s a short but sweet look at the smartphone, and a great introduction to what CyanogenMod has been up to since…
Flashback Friday: HTC G2 Review or How We Miss the Physical Keyboard!
I’ll always have a soft spot in my heart for the HTC G2, the hefty aluminum clad physical keyboard touting Android smartphone. The follow-up to the first Android smartphone ever, the HTC G1, T-Mobile’s HTC G2 helped usher in the second generation of Android devices at a time when smartphones were still quite a novelty…
LG Announces Global Launch of the F70, A 4G LTE Mid-Range Android Device
LG’s new mid-range 4G LTE Android KitKat powered F70 will be making its way across the globe, LG announced today. Announced at MWC back in February, LG’s F-series is aimed at emerging markets and comes touting LG’s Knock Code software which first made its appearance on LG’s G series smartphones. Here’s a look at the…
International Samsung Galaxy S III and Galaxy S III mini won’t get Android 4.4 KitKat update
Sad news folks. Samsung won’t be releasing the Android 4.4 KitKat update for the international variant of the Galaxy S III and Galaxy S III, quoting the lack of RAM as a reason. Yeah, it’s bogus explanation given the fact that Google optimized KitKat to work smoothly even on devices with 512MB of RAM. Samsung…
LG Isai FL unveiled in Japan; Looks like a local version of the G3
Japan’s KDDI has announced the LG Isai FL, which as far as we can tell is a local version of LG’s upcoming G3 flagship. While it lacks volume control buttons on the back, it has a recently approved 5.5-inch Quad HD screen with super-narrow bezels and resolution of 2,560 x 1,440 pixels. Rest of the…
Pantech Vega Iron 2 officially announced; It’s great but chances are you can’t buy one
The earlier rumored Pantech Vega Iron 2 is now officially announced, and it’s rather amazing device despite lacking the Snapdragon 805 chip (as we’ve heard before). Rather, it relies on the still-solid Snapdragon 801, which is known for powering the HTC One M8 and Samsung Galaxy S5. Rest of the specs include a 5.3-inch full…
Leak: Mysterious Moto G Cinema Name Pops Up on Motorola’s Website
It look like Motorola has plans for devices beyond the Moto E and Moto X+1 after all. Thanks to a screenshot leaked by @evleaks, we have the name of yet another upcoming Motorola smartphone, the Moto G Cinema. This is the first we’ve heard mention of this name, so needless to say all we can…
Google Camera 2.1 Update Brings Photo Sphere, Lens Blur and Ability to Snap Pics While Recording Video
An update to the Google Camera Android app occurred today, bringing a ton of new features to Google’s recently released app. Google Camera 2.1 features a redesigned interface, the ability to take photos while recording video and much more. Here’s a look at what’s new: Features • Photo Sphere for immersive 360º views • Lens…
Sense 6.0 Lands on Sprint HTC One Max
Sprint’s HTC One Max is currently receiving an update which will plant HTC’s Sense 6.0 on the massive phablet. Sense 6.0 brings a refreshed version of BlinkFeed, a new camera app and much more. That puts the One Max on par with the One M8 software-wise; almost, that is. The One Max update lacks Motion…









