by J. Angelo Racoma, 1 hour ago
Ever wondered how Samsung manages to produce millions and millions of mobile devices while still keeping costs down? Well, Samsung is likely able to bring these costs even lower, as it plans to increase automation…
by David Gonzales, 4 hours ago
Google made a lot of noise when it first announced the Galaxy S4 Google Edition, a Nexus-ified version of Samsung’s latest flagship smartphone. We’ve already talked about why it’s a big deal and what it…
by Andrew Grush, 4 hours ago
Back in April, Caterpillar’s Cat B15 arrived in the United Kingdom and several other European countries such as France, Spain, Portugal and Norway. Now it looks like the phone will soon be making its way…
by Chris Smith, 6 hours ago
Allegedly showing the next-gen Galaxy Note smartphone, a new AnTuTu benchmark has surfaced providing certain details about the upcoming device. According to the image below, the Galaxy Note 3 scores no less than 27914 in…
by Kristofer Wouk, 6 hours ago
A little while back, we played devil’s advocate and took a look a 5 reasons why you might not want to upgrade to the Samsung Galaxy S4. Now, in the interest of fairness, and because…
by Andrew Grush, 7 hours ago
Today’s smartphones are rapidly evolving when it comes to screen size, processor speeds, RAM and even aesthetics. Unfortunately, there is one area that might not be advancing as quickly as we would like: security. Sure, there have…
by Nate Swanner, 7 hours ago
If you’re reading this on a Nexus 7, do us a favor. Hold it up to your ear. If that seems reasonable to you, and you’re an AT&T customer, keep reading. You’re going to be…
by Nate Swanner, 8 hours ago
Tegra 3 devices were a revelation when they came to market. That technology was, and is, very speedy and capable. With the advent of Tegra 4, which is a quad core chipset, NVIDIA was also…
by Andrew Grush, 8 hours ago
Wearable tech isn’t exactly new, but it has certainly seen a major resurgence as of late. A large part of this is because technology is finally starting to advance enough to make watches, glasses and…
by Nate Swanner, 9 hours ago
Wearable technology is an acquired taste. I recently got a healthy sampling of it at I/O, and can see where both sides are in relation to the possibilities. While cautious optimism is the order of…
by Bogdan Bele, 9 hours ago
The Kyocera Hydro Edge, set to make its way into Sprint’s smartphone lineup, has been unveiled at the CTIA show in Las Vegas, together with the Kyocera Hydro XTRM that will be available from U.S….
by Adam Koueider, 10 hours ago
Japan Display Inc. (JDI) has unveiled its latest display technology, a 5-inch 1080p TFT LCD display with integrated touch functionality. Called “Pixel Eyes,” the display offers certain advantages including slimmer modules and lower optical reflections….
by Nate Swanner, 10 hours ago
Yesterday, Google announced they would shutter the Checkouts program for online merchants. Instead, those online retailers who utilize Checkouts are urged to migrate to Google Wallet, which has made some recent improvements ahead of this…
by Bogdan Bele, 10 hours ago
The Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 now has a price tag attached to it, at least for the UK market, courtesy of retailer Clove. Clove, which has the Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 available for pre-order at…
by Andrew Grush, 10 hours ago
While far from the biggest player in the browser wars, Opera has been around in one form or another since the mid-90s. Hoping to expand its presence, the company announced in February their plans to ditch…
by Joshua Vergara, 12 hours ago
Sony is back in the game, that much is for sure. Not only has the storied Japanese company made its first profit in five years, but the Xperia Z and Xperia Tablet Z have been…
by Andrew Grush, 12 hours ago
One of the biggest advantages held by Android is its deep level of customization and the openness of the platform. Unfortunately, most carriers don’t share the same love for Android’s open nature. For the Samsung…
