Leaked Best Buy Ad Reaffirms Google’s Rumored New Nexus 7

Leaked Best Buy Ad Reaffirms Google's Rumored New Nexus 7

A leak last week revealed details of Google’s new Nexus 7 tablet—and now freshly leaked press shots and a Best Buy ad reaffirm its existence.

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Canon Rumored To Be Testing 75+MP EOS-1 Body

While megapixels don’t make a photograph, they do help when it comes to printing out photos especially on big banners where a blown up photo might not look as good. However megapixels are definitely marketing material and according to the […]

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Apple Rumored To Be Testing iPhones And iPads With Larger Displays

We’ve all heard the rumors that Apple could be looking to move to larger displays for its iPhone, possibly that of the 4.3” variety, and given that Apple’s competition have ventured beyond 5”, it wouldn’t be a stretch of the […]

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Samsung’s Upcoming Exynos 5420 Will Be Featured In The Galaxy Note 3 [Rumor]

We know that this week Samsung will be announcing a new Exynos processor which will be part of their Octa-core lineup, and thanks to the folks at DDaily, it seems that the cat might have been let out of the […]

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WSJ: Apple Is Testing Bigger Screens for iPhone and iPad

WSJ: Apple Is Testing Bigger Screens for iPhone and iPadThe Wall Street Journal is adding weight to rumors of growing iPhone screens sizes, publishing a report which suggests that Apple is testing larger displays for both the iPhone and iPad.

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WSJ: Apple testing larger iPhone, iPad screens with suppliers

WSJ Apple testing larger iPhone, iPad screens with suppliers

Rumors that Apple is looking to super-size its upcoming iPhone and iPad lineups are gathering steam, thanks to a recent report from the Wall Street Journal. It cited Apple’s suppliers in Asia, who said that Cupertino is testing a 12.9-inch iPad design and prototype iPhone screens larger than the current four inches. While Apple wouldn’t comment, of course, that jibes with an earlier Reuters report, which claimed it was considering 4.7- and 5.7-inch iPhone screens. If accurate (and that’s always a big if with such rumors), the report doesn’t necessarily mean that products with larger displays will ever come to market — Apple routinely changes specs and tests components during the development cycle. Still, it would be further evidence that the company’s willing to bend on its one-size-fits-all screen size policy, which is something that the large-handed (or weak-eyed) among us might appreciate.

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Lenovo Said To Be Working On A Quadcore Windows Phone Phablet

Phablets have made a decent niche for themselves in the global smartphone market. A device that has a screen larger than a conventional smartphone but smaller than a 7 inch tablet is affectionately referred to as the phablet. Samsung has […]

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Nokia Lumia 625 To Be Priced Around $320, Release Expected In Q3

Last week we reported that an unreleased Nokia Lumia device had been spotted on a Chinese website. A string of rumors after that revealed that Nokia indeed has a new Lumia device in the pipeline, which is expected to tout […]

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Moto X press image leaks ahead of August event

The cat’s finally out of the bag, and we’ll be getting our first official look at the heavily-rumored Moto X come August 1, but there are a still a few days left before that happens, leaving the door wide open for even more leaks and rumors to make their way to the front. This time around, we’re treated with a clean press shot of the Moto X.

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This isn’t the first clear photo that we’ve seen of the device, as Google chairman Eric Schmidt modeled off the phone in a few “spy” shots a few days ago. That provided us a good look of the back of the device with the glossy curved shell. However, today’s press image gives us the first clear look at the front of the handset.

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There’s nothing too surprising in the press image above, other than that it appears Motorola did away with the obnoxious logo on the upper-left corner that we saw in a Verizon leak earlier this month. The device also looks identical to what we saw in a leaked promo video for the Moto X.

We’ll be seeing the phone’s unveiling on the first of the month, and the only evidence we have for a public launch date is US Cellular’s leaked release date of August 26. From that, it’s probably safe to say that other major carriers will follow suit and launch the phone towards the end of the month.

What’s perhaps the most interesting tidbit is how Motorola will be conducting the unveil event on August 1. From the invitation that we received, it looks like the company might not have one grand keynote, but rather multiple sessions detailing different bits about the phone. Plus, these details will have embargo times that are lifted later in the day. It’ll be interesting how it goes, but we’ll be there to bring you the latest about the Moto X, so stick around.

VIA: Lei Feng; The Unlockr


Moto X press image leaks ahead of August event is written by Craig Lloyd & originally posted on SlashGear.
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The Moto X Might Have a 4.5-inch Screen and a Back Made from Kevlar (Updated)

The Moto X Might Have a 4.5-inch Screen and a Back Made from Kevlar (Updated)

Motorola and Google both don’t even care about keeping the Moto X a secret, plastering it on its August 1st announcement invitation and letting Eric Schmidt bandy around with the thing, so hey, don’t be surprised if a few details of the phone leaks. The Verge and @evleaks are reporting that the Moto X will have a 4.5-inch display, dual-core 1.7GHz Snapdragon processor, 2GB of RAM and a 10-megapixel camera. Oh, and a back shell made from Kevlar.

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