As we recently found out, the official name of the device known as Sony LT30 Mint is going to be Xperia T, though as some of you may have realized,…
The Galaxy Note II is expected to make its debut in the end of this month – in the beginning of the IFA 2012, but then again there’s always time for some more rumors about the device. This time they’re coming from a publication in the Korea IT Times, which once again confirms, that the phone is going to have a 5,5″ AMOLED screen and also adds some other interesting details. According to the rumor, the phone’s screen panel is going to use a technology known as Unbreakable Plane (UBP). This means, that the panel is going to be using a plastic substrate, which is not only going to make it more resistant and even flexible, but it will also reduce its thickness by 0,4 mm – this will allow for a larger battery. Sadly, the use of this technology alone doesn’t mean that the smartphone itself will be flexible, but it does however mean, that the screen will be a little bit flexible and it will certainly be a lot more damage resistant.
Information about HTC's new line of smartphones is already appearing online, which could be takes as a hint, that they're going to be revealed quite soon. According to the…
Most mobile devices suffer from one problem or another in the first months of their release and even the most popular ones - such as the iPhone or Galaxy…
HTC may try a different approach in order to win back a larger market share, at least according to some interesting information, which has just leaked online. The rumors…
BLU Products is a company, which describes itself as the "fastest developing smartphone manufacturer in the world" - certainly a big claim, but is it actually true? Even if…
There is less than a month until the debut of Nokia's first Windows Phone 8 devices and there's already information leaking online about them - according to the most recent rumors,…
Most of the Galaxy S3 owners are probably already wondering when they’re going to receive the update to the newest version of Android – after all the much older Galaxy Nexus already has. Well, at least according to the rumors, the beta versions of Jelly Bean for the Galaxy S3 have already passed the company’s tests and the Koreans are already working on the final version, trying to be ready for its release even before Google has officially allowed them to release it. The update is expected to become available for most users by the end of Q3 or in the beginning of Q4 this year.
The good news don’t end there, though – the Galaxy S2 is also very likely to receive the update – hardly surprising, considering what a large user-base the device still has. More to the point, though – the beta-tests of the S2’s software have also gone well and even if the company decides, for some reason, not to release the update itself, it will provide a value pack – much like the one, which was supposed to be the substitute for the original Galaxy S’ Ice Cream Sandwich update.
Fall is a very important season for most smartphone manufacturers - after all this is when they're going to release the phones, which are going to determine how they're going…