We have talked a few times about the HTC One Max smartphone that has been circulating rumors. The device has been tipped for unveiling at a global press event on October 15. Today a leaked has surfaced claiming to show all the specifications for the HTC One Max smartphone. The leaked specifications do support some […]
Sony has officially unveiled its latest smartphone that is headed to the NTT DoCoMo network in Japan. The smartphone is called the Xperia Z1 f SO-02F and it has already been nicknamed Honami mini. This is the smartphone that leaked late last month via an image that turned up online. That leak had a number […]
The landscape of mobile gaming has definitely changed over the years, as we have seen dedicated devices such as the Nintendo DS as well as Sony PSP end up on the periphery more and more. After all, casual gaming on smartphones and tablets have picked up quite a whole lot in recent times, and perhaps it is why the Much i5 Android-powered device could sound appealing to the masses. The Much i5 will feature a 5” display, where it will run on a quad-core MediaTek processor, and more importantly, physical buttons that have been built directly into the side of the case so that you can start to game on the device – all without having to have your finger or fingers block your view on the touchscreen display when playing
Those who are interested will have to fork out anywhere from $200 all the way to $220, depending on which online retailer you have found the Much i5 on. Despite resembling a gaming tablet, do remember that it does come with the ability to make phone calls, in addition to offering support for both 2G and 3G mobile networks. Other hardware specifications include 1GB RAM, 4GB of internal memory, a microSD memory card slot for expansion purposes, an 8-megapixel camera at the back and a 3,550mAh battery life.
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Biometric Fingerprint Authentication solutions group Validity have been announced this afternoon to have been acquired by human interface solutions group Synaptics. This acquisition will have the two growing companies aim for a new more solid goal in creating a full, top-to-bottom experience for tablets, smartphones, and notebook PCs. Technology developed by Validity will soon be […]
I love odd gadgets and weird technology. I like manufacturers that think at right-angles when it comes to designs and functionality. Yet Samsung’s newly announced Galaxy Round, the Android smartphone with a curved AMOLED display like a techie taco, for all its new screen technology, leaves me cold. “Samsung’s Galaxy Round is the epitome of […]
Both the Android version (since recently) and the iOS version (since today) of Foursquare now work with the real-time recommendations engine introduced this year by the developers behind the project. You’ll find that the team behind this project have been waiting for some time to put it in the hands of Apple device users while […]
BlackBerry 10‘s designers The Astonishing Tribe (TAT), acquired by BlackBerry in late 2010 and renamed BlackBerry Sweden, have quietly abandoned the struggling Canadian company, with seven of the top talent founding a new company, TOPP. The startup studio will “craft new products and breathe life into innovative ideas through design, prototyping, and technology”, across mobile, […]
This this Fall 2013 season the Piper Jaffray analyst known as Gene Munster has released a report that spans several seasons into the past, covering the USA-based teen device wants and ownership in tablets and smartphones. What you’ll find here is a collection of results very much centered on the Apple universe – with just […]
Apple officially announced today that the iPhone 5S and 5C smartphones will be heading to more than 25 new countries on Friday, October 25. The major countries that will be getting the device include Italy, Russia, and Spain. Apple also announced the rollout of the new smartphones to a dozen additional countries in early November. […]
If you’re the sort of mobile phone user that the prefers to use prepaid networks rather than being tied down to a contract for several years, word has surfaced that MetroPCS is set to get the new Samsung smartphone. The Samsung Galaxy Mega has turned up running MetroPCS branded software indicating that the phone will […]
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