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The all new HTC One won’t be the only high-end device the Taiwanese company will release in the first half of the year. According to this G4Games article, HTC is also working on the successor to its Butterfly S smartphone. Codenamed “GLU2,” this device may debut on Japan’s KDDI network, though we’re sure some other…
The newly announced though still not publicly shown BlackBerry Q20 aka BlackBerry Classic may not be the only device the Canadian company will launch to users all around the world. The Z3, as far as we’ve understood, is at the moment limited to Indonesia, though some surrounding markets may get it as well. One can…
You may think the new Samsung Galaxy S5 is evolutionary rather than revolutionary update to the Galaxy S4, but that doesn’t stop users from going all crazy about it. From a tweet shared by T-Mobile’s CMO Mike Sievert, we learn that more than 100,000 users expressed interest for Sammy’s latest flagship on T-Mobile’s website. This,…
We’ve told you that Google is preparing to hold the first Project Ara conference in April. Now we have a new tidbit to add to the story — the Mountain View-based company is looking to make these devices as affordable as possible. According to Time (brought to our attention by AndroidCentral), the basic “grayphone” will…
Boeing is out with its very first smartphone (as far as we know). The new Boeing Black is not a device you will be able to buy in your local store; rather it’s a specialized product made for the US defense and security community. Built from the grounds up, the Black integrates a number elements…
HTC is not the only company mocking the newly announced Galaxy S5. China’s Oppo is joining the bandwagon as well, having shared an image above through Weibo (Chinese version of Twitter). As you can see for yourself, Oppo claims that 7 is bigger than 5 where that “5” looks very much like “S” in Samsung’s…
The newly announced Nokia X series may be Android-based devices but that doesn’t mean they’ll be able to run all apps out of box. According to the Finnish company, around 75% of existing Android apps will work without a problem, while 25% will require certain tweaks. As far as I can tell, the problem occurs…
From the fanciful world of concept designs comes a 10 inch HTC tablet, the HTC Babel. The concept was created by Facebook user Phone Designer, who took HTC’s design aesthetics and rendered a very thin and sleek-looking tablet that can run either Windows or Android. Quite a novel idea, and one that we would love…
AT&T will start rolling out Android 4.4 KitKat update for the Samsung Galaxy S4. As that’s usually the case, the new software will come to users’ devices in stages, but nothing stops you from checking it now – hop over to “Settings” -> “About phone,” and take it from there. As for what you’ll get…
A few days ago BlackBerry announced two new phones, the Z3 for Indonesia, and QWERTY keyboard-equipped Q20. Thus far we’ve only seen the former while the latter will be unveiled later in the year. That, however, doesn’t stop designers from coming up with their own mockups. And what you can see on the image above…