Samsung plans to quietly release the latest Galaxy device without their TouchWiz overlay and a vanilla Android experience. The smartphone, named the Galaxy Discover, will have an untouched Android OS direct from Google and modest specs. While the Discover isn’t exactly a 100% pure Google phone like the Galaxy Nexus, […]
It’s only been six short months since the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 made its way to retail shelves, but users are still anxiously awaiting the arrival of the Android Jelly Bean update. The wait won’t be much longer for our Canadian counterparts as Samsung took their Facebook page to make the
BlackBerry fans who long for keyboard will have to look towards the warmer months for the release of the BlackBerry Q10. The device will be the first BB10 smartphone to sport a hybrid touch / physical QWERTY approach. CEO Thorsten Heins has confirmed that the device will hit US shores approximately 8-10
It wasn’t long before pornography reared its head on the Twitter-owned video-sharing app, Vine forcing the company to add an age rating for possible adult content. A new version of the app has been released that now requires users to confirm that they are at least 17 years of age. The
Despite a vast majority of smartphones moving towards Android 4.1 Jelly Bean induced ecstasy, HTC Thunderbolt users have been stuck miserably waiting around for the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update. When the Thunderbolt was first launched, HTC was at a market high and spread their attention thin across too many devices.
Nokia is now attracting some attention to itself with new rumors of plans to bring its impressive 41-megapixel PureView sensor technology from the Symbian-powered Nokia 808 to the Windows Phone platform. According to The Guardian, the PureView technology will make its debut in a new Windows Phone 8 device, dubbed
Hold onto your seats T-Mobile users, it looks like the magenta carrier is working on a new portfolio stuffed with LTE enabled devices just in time for the spring season. This would also point to the idea that T-Mobile’s 4G LTE network will be up and running by then. According
There’s a new rumor milling around these parts in the form of “Ultrapixel” technology. Reportedly HTC’s unreleased flagship device, the M7, will launch with three separate 4.3MP cameras. If this turns out to be true, then the “Ultrapixel” tech will foster crisper, cleaner images with improved color accuracy. The new
True to their promise the Evasi0n team has just released the untethered jailbreak for iOS 6.0 and 6.1 into the arms of the loving public. All you need for the download is a computer running Windows XP and higher, Mac OS X 10.5 and higher, or Linux x86 / x86_64. Before
The ever elusive Nexus 4 has made its way back to an “in stock” status on Google Play and the device appears to be staying put for now. After a long hiatus, wannabe owners can now grab either the 16GB or 8GB for $349 and $299 respectively. The good news
HTC is gearing up for their upcoming NYC press event scheduled for February 19th and up until this point all of the buzz has been surrounding the company’s brand new flagship phone, dubbed the M7. However, according to new information gathered by Evleaks, HTC will be showcasing a “multi-device lineup”
The upcoming iOS 6/6.1 jailbreak tool has been a long time in the making and within the last few weeks things have amped up again in the blogosphere as the final release draws near. For the team of hardworking minds behind the tool this has undoubtedly been a painstaking process
Hold onto your seats Galaxy Nexus I9250 users, as today just got a little bit sweeter with the release of Android 4.2.1 based MoDaCo CyanogenMod 10.1 (CM10.1) ROM. This gem aims at delivering a stock Android experience on a pre-rooted Jelly Bean ROM and is intended for everyday use. That
The recently unveiled BlackBerry 10 OS will launch with anywhere from 70,000 to 100,000 apps to kick things off. Impressive right? Well what’s even more impressive is that according to BlackBerry CMO Frank Boulben approximately 40 percent of those apps will be Android. That’s at least 28,000 Android apps running
Google announced at the last minute that it will extend support to Microsoft users’ access to Google Sync (built on Microsoft’s Exchange ActiveSync protocol) until July 31, 2o13. What’s Exchange ActiveSync? As a refresher it’s an XML-based protocol, developed by Microsoft, that allows the synchronization of email, calendar, contacts, and other data between
