It’s pretty obvious that the latest Nexus handset is by far the most popular device to come from the family, as it’s still pretty hard to come by. That, and supply restraints. With the Google Play Store running out of inventory shortly after putting the device up for sale, some may want to look in…
LTE-enabled Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 clears FCC on its way to Verizon Wireless
Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 with all the right LTE bands for Verizon Wireless — Band 13 as well as Band 4 (AWS) — has cleared by the FCC and is set to be introduced by the Big Red carrier. As far as we can tell, aside from the radio change, this is identical unit to…
HTC M7 to be announced at CES?
There’s a slight chance HTC will unveil its latest flagship device from the floor of CES in Las Vegas. The HTC M7, which we’ve already talked about in the past, will be the Taiwanese company’s another device with a full HD screen, after the Droid DNA, Butterfly and J Butterfly (available only in Japan). The…
Samsung GT-B7810 QWERTY smartphone caught at the FCC
Samsung GT-B7810 has been caught at the FCC all in its QWERTY glory. The device is seemingly a successor of the Galaxy M Pro, sporting a HVGA screen, Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi connectivity, 1200mAh battery and a microSD memory card slot. We’re not sure which processor the B7810 uses nor what…
Nexus 7 dock coming to the U.S. and Europe later this month
We’ve told you that Nexus 7 dock is in development and that it will be released at some point in the future. Unfortunately we didn’t have a single date to put on that claim… until now. Thanks to Dutch AndroidWorld.nl website we know that these ever-useful accessories will be released later this month. According to…
Latest Skype update for Windows Phone removes People Hub integration
Microsoft rolled out an update for its Windows Phone version of Skype and disabled a key feature of the app. According to a blog post, the latest version of Skype removes People Hub integration which lets you view a contact’s Skype information along with their addresses, email and other personal and social information. The company…
Sprint to offer pay as you go option for customers who deplore contracts
According to a rumor from Android Police, Sprint may start offering a pay-as-you-go plan for customers who prefer to avoid signing a two-year contract. The wireless carrier already offers no-contract plans through its Boost Mobile and Virgin brands, but these latest prepaid plans would come directly from parent brand Sprint. According to the leaked information,…
Leak exposes codenames for 35 HTC handsets
HTC may not be happy with the lastest leak hitting the rumor mill today. According to Android Authority, an internal security breach has exposed the codenames for 35 smartphone models. Some of the names like Deluxe (HTC Butterfly) and Evita (One XL) are familiar, while others are completely new. Unfortunately, the leaked information does not divulge…
Apple’s iOS 6 Do Not Disturb glitch will fix itself January 7th
iOS 6 users, like myself, who schedule their Do Not Disturb mode to automatically turn on and off at certain hours woke up on New Year’s Day to find that it had not been shut off at the scheduled time. Ironically, that same day, Apple aired an add with famous tennis players Venus and Serena…
Next iPhone to carry more colors and different screen sizes?
New year, new Apple rumors. There’s speculation circling the interwebs about the Cupertino based tech giant potentially testing the waters with different colors and screen sizes for its next iPhone. Of course, this all started from an analyst last month who came out with a bold proclamation that the iOS maker’s next-generation iPhone could launch…









