Without saying much, or anything at all for that matter, LG has just confirmed the existence of the LG G Pro 2. The company has also revealed the the smartphone … Continue reading
The Oppo Find 7 has been making its way around the internet for a while now, with Oppo teasing a few features here and then, and confirming others along the way. Now the next question we’re sure many are wondering about is when will the handset be launched? After all the Chinese company has been teasing us for months, all of which seems to suggest an announcement in the near future, but unfortunately that has not happened yet. Well the good news is that your wait could soon be over as Oppo has announced on their Twitter account that they will be present at MWC 2014, suggesting that the mobile conference could be the platform that they will be using to make their announcement regarding the Find 7 and other handsets they might have in the works.
Of course it is entirely possible that the Find 7 could be announced before then and they are simply showing off the handset, but we guess we will just have to wait and find out. So far what we do know about the handset is that it will feature a 5.5” 2K display with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor under the hood clocked at 2.3GHz. It will also come with 3GB of RAM, 16GB of onboard storage, and a 13MP rear-facing camera and a 5MP front-facing camera. We can only presume that more details will be shared at MWC 2014 and as we will be live at the event ourselves, do check back with us then for the details!
Oppo Find 7 Could Be Announced At MWC 2014 original content from Ubergizmo.
The HTC M8 is yet another upcoming device from the Taiwanese smartphone manufacturer, where it is also the code name to the successor of the HTC One. Well, other monikers in which the HTC M8 is known as include the HTC One 2 and the HTC One+, so do not get too confused about the handset – there will only be one successor. Apart from that, there were also leaks in the past that hinted of a screen resolution of 1080 x 1920, and here we are with an alleged sample of the scrolling wallpaper that would arrive with the HTC M8.
Alleged HTC M8 Scrolling Wallpaper Spotted original content from Ubergizmo.
Samsung won’t surprise anyone by releasing multiple variants of its upcoming flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S5. Perhaps it may surprise us by releasing two different versions of said flagship, “Prime” and “Standard” to be precise. This according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities, who you might recall from a never ending list of Apple related rumors. Kuo makes some predictions for Galaxy S5 this time around, and while he often hits the spot when its related to Apple, it remains to be seen just how credible his intel on Samsung’s future plans is.
Galaxy S5 ‘Prime’ And ‘Standard’ Versions Rumored original content from Ubergizmo.
Google’s popular Nexus 5 smartphone is only offered in two colors right now, black and white. Its predecessor, the Nexus 4, was originally offered only in black but late last year, the company also launched a white Nexus 4 in limited quantity. Google hasn’t said anything about offering more Nexus 5 color options, but recently a few screenshots surfaced online of a purported Google Play Nexus 5 page which listed as many as eight different color options. Now a picture of a red Nexus 5 has leaked online, originating from Vietnam. The source claims that Nexus 5 will also be offered in yellow.
Red Nexus 5 Picture Leaks, Apparently Releasing Next Month original content from Ubergizmo.
Nokia Lumia 1520V Leaked Yet Again
Posted in: Today's ChiliWe have read about how Sony intends to prevent leaks of their upcoming handsets through a particularly easy method – by blocking benchmark apps from running on their prototype devices. It sounds like a no-brainer, doesn’t it? However, that move would not stop a potential leakster from shooting a photo of an upcoming device and sharing it with the rest of the world over the Internet. This is the case with the Nokia Lumia 1520V, where more live images of the device has hit the news.
Nokia Lumia 1520V Leaked Yet Again original content from Ubergizmo.
LTE speeds have been picking up in, er, speed, and it would certainly make the standard issue Wi-Fi connection at coffee shops snail-like in comparison whenever one is connected via your mobile device. Well, many tablet manufacturers seem to be happy rolling out devices in variants, where one will be a Wi-Fi only model, while the other would have the added ability to roll with 4G radio connectivity as well as a SIM slot. It does seem as though Verizon might be getting a special version of the LG G Pad 8.3 that will feature LTE connectivity, and this particular model has arrived at the FCC for its collective nod of approval.
LG G Pad 8.3 With LTE Might Knock On Verizon’s Door original content from Ubergizmo.
To Tizen or not to Tizen? That is the question. As for the answer, that remains to be seen. We have heard a whole lot about Tizen from Samsung in the past, and it seems that Tizen will be making an appearance over at Mobile World Congress 2014 that is happening in Barcelona later next month after all. How do we know that? Samsung has sent out invites to a Tizen event which will happen at MWC 2014, where this particular event will show off the latest Tizen devices in tow.
Invites For Tizen Event At MWC Sent Out By Samsung original content from Ubergizmo.
Next month, the Mobile World Congress 2014 kicks off in Barcelona. Nokia has already sent out invitations for its press conference which takes place in Barcelona on February 24th. The invite itself doesn’t hint at any imminent product launch, though rumor has it that a few Lumia smartphones and even the much rumored “Normandy” Android phone will be unveiled at the conference. The company made no mention of upcoming products in its recent quarterly earnings report, in which it revealed that 8.2 million Lumia smartphones were sold in the last quarter.
New Lumia Smartphones And ‘Normandy’ Android Device Expected At MWC 2014 original content from Ubergizmo.
Mobile internet has rapidly evolved within the last decade. One can’t even imagine that there was a time before 3G not too long ago, when downloading the simplest of files on a mobile device could end up taking a lot of time. Much of the developed world has now become accustomed to 3G, 4G LTE in most cases, having up to 75 Mbps speeds on mobile devices. Though later this year it would be nothing compared to what South Korean carriers are up to. SK Telecom and LG Uplus are both expected to launch their 3band LTE-Advanced service later this year, offering subscribers speeds up to an eye-watering 300 Mbps.
This new service will be based on carrier aggregation, to achieve higher mobile internet speeds multiple bands are combined, SK Telecom has combined one 20 MHz bandwidth and two 10 MHz bandwidths, it is already conducting tests on this new service. LG Uplus, South Korea’s third largest carrier, has also gone down a similar road. This new service is set to offer speeds as high as 300 Mbps, almost four times faster than conventional LTE, and even faster than 150 Mbps LTE-Advanced and 225 Mbps wider-bandwidth LTE-Advanced. Both carriers are expected to launch this service later in 2014, while SK Telecom is already prepping up to showcase speeds of up to 450 Mbps at Mobile World Congress 2014 in Barcelona next month.
300 Mbps LTE-Advanced Networks To Be Launched By Korean Carriers In 2014 original content from Ubergizmo.