Samsung has started rolling out Jelly Bean update for Galaxy Tab 7.7 in some parts of the world. Users of the 3G version living in select Asian countries — including Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines and Malaysia — are now able to cram Android 4.1.2 onto their devices either over-the-air or using Sammy’s infamous Kies…
Huawei Ascend P2 hitting UK in June
Huawei Ascend P2 is coming to the UK, the Chinese company has announced. The super-thin smartphone, which was unveiled during this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, is both fancy and powerful. Specs wise, it comes with a 4.7-inch 720p HD screen, 1.5GHz quad-core processor, 13-megapixel camera on the back, front-facing camera, as well as…
Samsung Galaxy Centura launching with stock Android 4.0, low-end specs
A new, still unannounced Samsung Galaxy smartphone has been caught at the Korean company’s website. Called Galaxy Centura, it’s a low-end device with specs that include an HVGA screen, 3-megapixel camera, 800MHz single-core processor, 4GB of internal memory, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 1500mAh battery and a microSD card slot. The strange part is that it will be…
Best Vine Series Ever: Ryan Gosling Won’t Eat His Cereal!
Twitter’s video sharing app Vine was released back in late January of this year on iOS, and users have been utilizing the animated GIF-like service to create some very creative six second video clips. The service has come into its own, and is planning an Android release soon. We’ve seen many people embrace the service, as…
New Leaked Photo Shows Upcoming LG Device: Could it be the LG Optimus G2?
A new leaked image of an upcoming LG device has made its way to Twitter today thanks to @evleaks. The device is being speculated as being the LG Optimus G2, which we’ve been hearing a lot about lately. Rumors pertaining to this device have been running rampant, with a photo showing the device spotted last…
“Unlocking Technology” Bill Aims to Allow Owners to Tinker With Their Devices
Four members of the US House introduced a bill today that would allow anyone to tinker with any device they own. If it can get through congress, the Unlocking Technology Act of 2013 would ensure that any software and firmware that comes with a device can be modified legally by its owner, so long as…
Cops to Apple: Help! We Can’t Decrypt iPhones!
Sometimes, even the cops need a helping hand. According to reports from CNET, law enforcement officials across the country are having a hard time extracting data from iPhones that have been seized as evidence in investigations. Apple has been receiving requests from law enforcement officials to decrypt iPhones, and the list is long. Like seven…
HTC’s New One Ad Shows How Blinkfeed Can Let You Leave Your Shovel At Home
By now, you’ve probably seen at least one ad for the HTC One, the company’s latest and best flagship device to date. Simply put, the HTC One is the best phone on the market at the moment with its combination of power, beautiful design, and amazing build quality. But HTC wants to remind you about…
Uh-oh: Windows Phone Store just passes 145,000 apps with sluggish growth
Windows Phone news is always a mixed bag because you never know if you’re going to see something positive about how the OS is doing or something suggesting Microsoft has a problem on its hands. In this case, unfortunately, it’s the latter. As part of the official unveiling of the Nokia Lumia 928 for Verizon this morning,…
Rumor: Google Pulls Out of Motorola X-Phone Project
Google I/O is only days away, and it’s looking like we won’t be seeing the heavily rumored Motorola X-Phone making a debut at the conference. In fact, new analyst reports are reporting that Google has distanced itself from the project, leaving Motorola to develop the device on its own. Google is said to be taking…









