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Samsung is apparently preparing to unveil a slightly beefed-up version of its current flagship in its home yard of South Korea, the local media is reporting. If rumors are true, starting July 19th, Koreans will be able to get the Galaxy S5 powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 805 chip. In comparison, the model currently available in…
The newly launched LG G3 may soon get an updated version, one that rocks Qualcomm’s faster Snapdragon 805 rather than Snapdragon 801 chip. According to the Korean media, such device could be out as early as this July, making LG the first handset maker with Qualcomm’s next-gen SoC, which is much faster than anything else…
Even though we’re still waiting to see the “Prime” version of the “current” HTC One M8, EVleaks has already learned when the next-gen HTC flagship will launch. According to their sources, both the HTC One M9 and M9 Prime will be unveiled in the first quarter of 2015, with — check this out — the…
On and on, we’re getting new information about Samsung’s foldable design devices. We’ve even see the video showing off such phone/tablet (which you can see below), but we’re still waiting for the first such product to hit the market. In the meantime, we’ve seen the Samsung Galaxy Round and LG G Flex, both of which…
BlackBerry may be looking to join the phablet market. By this I don’t mean they’ll launch the Z30 in other markets, but unveil a brand new device with, presumingly, even bigger screen. By today’s standards, the Z30’s 5-inch screen doesn’t cut it for a phablet. Speaking with the Jakarta Post, BlackBerry CEO John Chen noted…
It looks like Android 5.0 is coming soon, thanks to a tweet from Google. The tweet, which is a simple screenshot of a new Google Now feature which displays World Cup info all but confirms the existence of the next version of Android, 5.0. But wait, how can we tell all this from a boring…
Another day, another rumor. This time we want to tell you about two different smartphones heading to T-Mobile and AT&T. First comes the Samsung Galaxy Avant (model number SM-G386), which is heading to the Magenta network. We’re clueless what this phone is all about, but we doubt it will turn any heads. Chances are this…
Samsung is known to use both its own chips and those made by Qualcomm. The company’s flagship models are notorious for having two different versions, and guess what – Samsung is looking to keep using this strategy with its upcoming Galaxy Note 4. According to SamMobile, version of Sammy’s phablet that will be sold in…
Microsoft is preparing to join the wearables game with a smart watch of its own. The rumored Surface watch has been caught while being tested in the New York City, Gearlive.com is reporting. Apparently, an unnamed person was spotted in the Big Apple wearing the watch, which Gearlive is saying, looks like the Samsung Gear…
The upcoming Huawei flagship device, codenamed Mulan, has leaked and from what we can tell, this will be one of the best phones, ever. Design wise, it will keep a very slim profile of Huawei’s Ascend P6 and P7 phones. Inside, we’ll get Huawei’s own Hisilicon Kirin 920 chipset with a 1.3GHz octa-core processor, Mali-T624…