You may think your Nexus smartphone is perfectly secure except if you install some app from a non-trusted source. Think again. According to security researcher Bogdan Alecu, the Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 4 and Nexus 5 all contain a vulnerability that can allow attackers to interrupt use of the phone. It’s not that easy to stop…
Unlocked and HTC One Developer Edition getting KitKat and Sense 5.5 updates as we speak
HTC has turned to Twitter to share the good news, at least for the owners of unlocked and HTC One Developer Edition devices. The tweet goes like this: HTC One Unlocked and Developer Edition owners – your Kit Kat roll out starts today! Let us know your favorite new additions. #KitKat #HTCOne That’s all nice…
Samsung Galaxy Grand Lite launching in the first half of next year
Samsung already has two Galaxy Grand devices, the original model and the newly announced Galaxy Grand 2, but that apparently is not enough. In fact, the Korean company may launch another member of the series in early 2013, most likely during Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The forthcoming Galaxy Grand Lite will sit somewhere between…
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 in red and “white gold” coming in January
Samsung is preparing to launch new color variants of the Galaxy Note 3 phablet, which is currently available in black and white versions. There’s also a pink model though that one is selling only if few countries. The company will launch red and “white gold” Note 3’s in January, according to SamMobile. The red Note…
Samsung opens its first R&D centre in Canada
Samsung is opening its first R&D centre in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The new facility will focus on developing Samsung’s enterprise security solutions, while also providing global technical support for the company’s B2B customers. “Our new Canadian Samsung R&D facility is creating jobs in British Columbia, a hub for technology innovation,” said HT Kim, President…
Firefox OS devices now available in 13 countries
Mozilla’s mobile platform has reached users in no less than 13 countries, Mobile World Live is reporting. The current focus for Firefox OS is Eastern European, where users are able to get Alcatel’s One Touch Fire from local subsidiaries of Telenor and Deutsche Telekom (T-Mobile). Asian markets are set to follow shortly. The HTML5-based mobile…
Nexus One gets unofficial Android 4.4 KitKat build
Good ol’ XDA hackers have managed to cram the latest version of Android into the original Nexus device. Yup, despite the fact it’s released back in 2010, the Nexus One can run Android 4.4 KitKat. The AOSP-based update was made by XDA Recognized Developer “texasice” and his team. Aside from the basic Android build, it…
HTC One dual SIM with microSD card slot announced in the UK
If there’s one annoyance we have with handset makers it’s the fact that they pretty much never make dual SIM versions of their high-end smartphones. That could change now with HTC deciding to launch such version of its flagship model, HTC One. That phone has been announced for the UK though we hope to see…
Samsung Galaxy S Duos 2 (S7582) leaked in Hungary; Caught at Samsung India website, too
Samsung is working on a successor to the Galaxy S Duos, with such a device being leaked in Hungary. The local website Tech2.hu caught the smartphone in the wild, and we have the full specs to share. The main thing you should know is that the Galaxy S Duos 2 (GT-S7582) isn’t a high-end device.…
Wonder from China: Gionee Elife E7 with 2.5Ghz Snapdragon 800 CPU, 3GB RAM and 16MP camera
A little known company (at least in the West) called Gionee announced its latest flagship device, Elife E7, which is one of the best phones ever. It rocks Qualcomm’s fast Snapdragon 800 chip, 3GB of RAM, Gorilla Glass 3-protected 5.5-inch full HD screen with super narrow 2.33mm bezel, 16 or 32 GB of internal storage,…









