The Moto G smartphone is one of the most inspired affordable deals that you can find on the current market and the best part is that even US Cellular has confirmed that the 8GB version will hit its store shelves...
Reports concerning the last year`s market share, shows Android to hold the overall supremacy on the market, with a slightly down for the Q4. As comScore reveals, Android is being ahead all operating systems in the US at the end...
Samsung`s representatives in India have announced that they would cut off the price for the Samsung Galaxy Gear, with almost $120, approximately Rs. 7,000, becoming the first smartwatch that consumers find to be more attractive and available. The previous price...
A few days ago we have seen that both the AT&T and Sprint versions of LG G Flex have become available for pre-order, but now things are even better. The smartphone that we are talking about is finally available for...
The Android 4.4.2 KitKat was rumored even from the early January to be leaked on the Galaxy S4, under the American network AT&T. The rumor is a clear indication that the firmware update will be rolling out at the beginning...
The CyanogenMod team has officially announced that its CM 10.2.1 Android OS has been finalized as the last step of their release process for their Android 4.3 code. From the very beginning, we want to be clear about something: this...
Archos, the low-end French smartphone manufacturer has just revealed a new range of Android tablets, concerning the trio of the Neon tablets. All three tablets were brought to our attention due to some updates that the manufacturer`s website has recently...
Samsung has offered us an AMOLED-packing tablet back in 2011 but that’s pretty much all that the Korean company had to do with this sort of displays. Now things are about to change and according to the Korean publication ETNews,...
It isn’t the first time that we talk about LG G Pro 2, but bringing in discussion the idea of leaked photos is definitely a premiere. To be more specific, a pair of photos showing us this device has just...
This is not a joke! The National Security Agency (NSA) and the British Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) have been using the famous Android game “Angry Birds” to collect user data. A recent report from the Guardian states that Edward Snowden,...
