LG seems to be planning an early release for the LG G2’s successor, the LG G3. The Korean tech firm was previously said to be planning an August launch for its flagship smartphone, however
LG has confirmed that the successor to its 2013 flagship, the LG G2, will boast of a Quad-HD (1440×2560 resolution) pixels screen. The Korean consumer electronics giant has however not provided
A new report claims that Google has started dogfooding Android’s next build, believed to be dubbed version 4.4.3 (codenamed KitKat MR2), outside Android’s core team. Android Police, citing sources suggests that Android
The world’s largest search engine, Google has reportedly launched the Google Now Launcher in the Google Play Store. The launcher, which was earlier called as Google Experience Launcher was only available to
HTC on Friday hosted an AMAA (Ask Me Almost Anything) on Reddit with its North America product management team. While the team did not answer questions of upcoming products and service issues,
There have been a lot of reports on the long rumoured successor of the HTC One, which is expected to be named HTC One 2 or HTC Two, a device that has
Nokia’s anticipated Android-powered handset, the Nokia X (also known as Nokia Normandy), has continued to stay in the news, and now new reports indicate the handset has been certified in Indonesia and
It seems Google might release a new colour variant for its Nexus 5 next month, if the latest purported image in a series of leaks is to be believed. Android Police has
Samsung has announced plans to launch a new Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 tablet, which according to the company is exclusively developed for education. The company has revealed that the new Galaxy Tab
Samsung, extending its tablet portfolio, has announced the Galaxy NotePRO and TabPRO line of tablets at CES 2014. The South Korean giant has unveiled four tablets in the new line-up which include the
Google has ended months of online speculation about the name of the latest version of its Android mobile operating system by revealing it will be called ‘Android KitKat’, after Nestlé’s popular chocolate