The sexy looking all-touch BlackBerry Evolve and Evolve X will be unveiled August 2nd (tomorrow), as we told you yesterday. The two devices, code named the Ghost and Ghost Pro, are being manufactured by India's Optiemus Infracom. The latter has a licensing deal with BlackBerry that covers India, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bangladesh.
The phones are said to have an aspect ratio of 18:9 and both sport the near bezel-less look that drives the kids wild these days. The dual camera setup on the back of the phones will reportedly feature low-light enhancement and optical zoom. And ...
Google's Clock app for Android devices has just received a feature that's been long overdue, the possibility to add musical alarms. The latest version of the app allows users to replace the classic alarm sounds with their favorite songs.
You don’t have to spend a small fortune on one of Samsung’s Galaxy Note-series flagship phones to enjoy the convenience and added productivity of a stylus companion, and you no longer have to go through a wireless service provider to get the budget-friendly LG Stylo 4 mid-ranger.
Just in case you needed further proof Sony’s brand-new Xperia XZ2 Premium has started shipping at a slightly excessive price stateside, while the not-so-old Xperia XZ2 is outright scandalously expensive in India, B&H Photo Video has a couple of killer deals for the company’s (few remaining) devoted fans.
It's summertime! And yes, that means time off of school and just more free time for everybody.
Mint Mobile is a mobile virtual network operator, meaning it doesn't have its own infrastructure, but pays one of the major carriers to use its network. Now Mint is offering a "$5 Starter kit" that will allow users, looking for alternatives, to see if they like what the operator is offering. Of course, you'll need an unlocked phone to use their services. The package is very barebones, but that's to be expected at that price, it includes:
Fortnite is a worldwide phenomenon. The hype is real, the numbers are rolling, and Epic must be gleeful over its decision to make the Royale mode a freemium offer.
Samsung recently announced that Chase Pay customers that own compatible flagship Galaxy smartphones can now use the former's Pay mobile payment system. Once you link your Chase Pay to Samsung Pay, you will be able to use the latter's Magnetic Secure Transmission (MST) technology, along with NFC, to pay with the Chase Pay app at millions of merchants in the United States by simply tapping the payment terminal.
Apple has been struggling to turn the HomePod into a worthy rival for Amazon’s extensive family of Echo smart speakers, as well as the increasingly popular and versatile Google Home line. Curiously, the 2018 edition of the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference brought no news of game-changing iOS 12 functionality for the pricey Siri-controlled device, while mum’s the word on that oft-rumored lower-cost model as well.
With summer in full bloom, you might be wondering: how can I use that fancy new iPhone that I have bought recently to capture some memorable, epic shots of my summer adventures?
iOS users can now download a new version of Google's Maps app to benefit from a couple of new features added by developers. As the title says, the highlight of this particular update is a new feature called “match.”
Another BlackBerry-branded smartphone is expected to be unveiled in just a few days in India. Initially known as Ghost Pro, the upcoming handset will be launched on the market as Evolve X, just as we've predicted two weeks ago.
Lenovo-owned Motorola caught a lot of people by surprise last year with the Moto X brand revival, but even though the X4 was relatively well-reviewed, shining in the value for money department, it seems there’s no Moto X5 in the pipeline.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 isn’t set to be announced until August 9 but by now almost every detail surrounding the device is known, covering everything from specs and design to the fact that Fortnite will be a Galaxy Note 9 exclusive for 30 days. And now, with just over a week to go before the event, nearly all of the flagship smartphone's official cases have leaked online.
Are you trying to download a particular file from your iPhone to your Mac or PC, but you just can't find it? You need to know the name of the file!
The creator of one of the most popular survival games for mobile — Radiation Island — has just announced their next game. It's called "Escape from Chernobyl" and, as you might have guessed, will be taking place in and around the historical power plant.
Meetings can be a chore — from organizing to attending them — and though the latter of these issues can't be alleviated through software alone, the former can. And the latest update for Google Calendar aims to do just that.
If recent reports are anything to go by, we are about to see a couple of pretty exciting smartwatch releases in the second half of 2018. These being the Samsung Gear S4 — or Galaxy Watch as it will actually be called — the Apple Watch Series 4, and the Google Pixel Watch(es).
It seems that among all the work WhatsApp is doing to combat spam and fake news, the developers have had enough time to work towards improving the main features of the messenger.
The LG G7 ThinQ is clearly not the world’s most original high-end Android smartphone, and even though the 6.1-incher has only been available stateside for a couple of months, you can already buy an arguably prettier and sharper device from the same manufacturer.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is pretty close now and we've been seeing and hearing all sorts of interesting stuff. From a Bluetooth-connected S Pen to a slew of new colors, DeX desktop interface without the need for a DeX station, and exclusive (for a while) support for Fortnite.
Huawei’s fast-growing Honor sub-brand may or may not be looking to unveil its latest flagship phone on a Western stage at the IFA trade show in Berlin next month, but until then, the Honor Note 10 has gone official in China earlier today ahead of a local commercial launch tomorrow, August 1.
OnePlus is a very unconventional smartphone manufacturer, generating far more buzz than a lot of mobile industry veterans nowadays, including through unorthodox publicity stunts, while settling for just two hardware upgrades a year.
Canadian regulator temporary pulled one of Alcatel's budget models, the U50, from the market, after it failed to meet the criteria for wireless radio frequency energy exposure. Every country has standards that determine which devices are safe for consumers to use, but the specific limits they set can differ.
You don’t have to look any further than last week’s tardy Xperia XZ2 launch announcement in India at an outlandish price point for an explanation of Sony’s increasing global irrelevance in the mobile tech industry.