Valentine's Day is coming soon, and OnePlus has a couple of bundles created just for the holiday; one is centered around its current phone, the OnePlus 6T. These package deals are available from the OnePlus website. The "You Complete Me" bundle starts with one of the OnePlus 6T variants, adds the OnePlus Bullets wireless earphones and a OnePlus 6T bumper case. The latter is available in Karbon, Ebony Wood and Nylon (black).
This bundle takes $20 off the price you'd spend to buy everything separately and ranges from $623.95 to $707.95. The actual price depends ...
When it comes to keyboard apps like Gboard, it's not just the new features that make it better, but support for additional languages as well. And Google has done its job pretty well, as almost every Gboard update the company released added several, if not a dozen, new languages.
It looks like AT&T is the first carrier in the United States to release the Android 9 Pie update for the Samsung Galaxy Note 9. It's the last day of January, so we can't really say that Samsung missed the deadline, as the South Korean company promised to bring Android 9 Pie to the U.S. by the end of the month.
Just hours after the first “official” press renders of the Galaxy S10+ made an appearance online, the folks over at WinFuture have obtained extra images of both the regular Galaxy S10 and its larger sibling in all European launch colors.
Just hours after the first “official” press renders of the Galaxy S10+ made an appearance online, the folks over at WinFuture have obtained extra images of both the regular Galaxy S10 and its larger sibling in all European launch colors.
If you’re not a fan of prepaid carrier Metro by T-Mobile, don’t have a number to port in, or just hate free stuff, but love tiny handsets with reasonable amounts of processing power, we have some terrific news for you... for the third time in under two weeks.
It's that time of the year!
Back in October, we saw a Geekbench database entry for a mysterious Google device, called “Rammus” (most probably a code name). It was powered by an Intel Core m3 processor, leading us to believe it was a tablet of the Pixel Slate’s caliber. Curiously enough, the benchmarked device was listed as running Android 7 Nougat (when the most current version is Android 9 Pie). Even more curiously — the Pixel Slate has just launched, so why does Google have a prototype of another tablet rummaging about, running benchmarks?
While Motorola isn’t exactly the world’s most popular smartphone vendor nowadays, bargain hunters are constantly being treated to killer deals on respectable handsets like the Moto G6, Moto X4, and Moto Z3 Play.
Moto Mods are an arguably cool concept that never could truly take off, in part because the Moto Z smartphone family is not exceptionally popular to begin with, and in part because many of these existing modular accessories don’t bring enough value and convenience to the table.
Industrial espionage is definitely a thing, especially in the highly-competitive tech industry. We rarely hear about it, of course, since the spies are presumably good at what they do. Which is why it’s a bit weird that we now have a report of someone being caught red-handed.
Last year wasn’t the best for the smartphone world, that’s fairly obvious by now. And while shifts between manufacturers mean that some companies achieved positive results, overall there was less to go around. A research done by Counterpoint gives us more details about exactly what transpired in the mobile market over the course of 2018.
When it comes to global smartphone shipments, OnePlus isn’t exactly a force to be reckoned with. How could it be with only two handset models released every year, a modest presence in the offline retail channel, and five years of steady but slow manufacturing progress?
The eventual merger of the Instagram, Messenger, and WhatsApp chat apps that leaked not long ago was just confirmed by none other than Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg during the quarterly earnings conference call with investors.
The flexible phone will likely kill the Android tablet
Apple caught us all off guard with that recent revival of the 2016-released, 2018-discontinued iPhone SE, but unfortunately for nostalgic fans of super-compact handsets, the 4-incher quickly sold out before returning and vanishing again.
With another quarter over, companies left and right are sharing their financial results, some boasting, while others are hesitant to reveal what they “achieved” in the past three months. Sadly, LG’s mobile division falls in the second category yet again.
It was certainly surprising to see Xfinity Mobile, the tiny, Comcast-owned mobile virtual network operator, beat all big four US carriers to the Android 9.0 punch for Samsung’s Galaxy S9 and S9+ earlier this week, but after Verizon followed suit yesterday, we’re not shocked in the least to hear Sprint is also joining the party.
After seeing Strategy Analytics, Counterpoint Research, and the International Data Corporation release various reports of late focusing on different aspects of the smartphone market during the final three months of 2018, it’s now time to hear what Kantar Worldpanel has to say on the same topic.
If you've missed the last two Apple Watch Series 3 sales at Best Buy and still looking to buy one, you'll be happy to know that another U.S. retailer offers some decent discounts on Apple's smartwatch.
Global smartphone sales are down (and unlikely to bounce back in the next few quarters), impacting the bottom line of both Apple and Samsung while Huawei somehow continues to defy market trends.
The flexible phone will likely kill the Android tablet
Last month Microsoft revealed that its Outlook app for iOS will receive a major redesign, but failed to mention when exactly the new app will be made available to users. The new design was only available to beta testers since December, but starting today, Microsoft is rolling it out to everyone.
Google's Home Mini is the best-selling smart speaker in the low-tier price range, but Apple seems to have gained more revenue selling the Home Pod, which is considerably more expensive. Currently, you can buy one for just $30 at Google Store, but that's because it's on sale for $20 off.
Sonos fans rejoice, as Google has just announced YouTube Music is now rolling out to all Sonos speakers. Google's service is available through the Sonos app, but in order to be able to use it, you'll need a YouTube Music Premium or YouTube Premium subscription.
The history of gaming phones goes back to the early 2000s when Nokia launched the bizarre N-Gage, which was specifically designed to play mobile games. After a long break, the gaming smartphones are making a comeback with the launch of a new line of more powerful devices such as the Razer Phone and Asus ROG Phone.
HMD Global, the Finnish company behind Nokia smartphones, has just announced it has expanded its partnership with Pixelworks, a major player in the visual display processing and advanced video delivery solutions industry.
After discovering a bug that impacted 52.5 million users, Google announced more than a month ago that it has decided to shut down Google+ earlier than it originally planned. So, instead of killing off the service in August 2019, the search giant confirmed Google+ consumer accounts will be discontinued in April 2019.