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HTC's flagship smartphone, One 2014 (M8) is already available in Gunmetal Gray, Glacial Silver, Amber Gold, Glamour Red, which is a Verizon Wireless exclusive in the Stateside, where else in United Kingdom the both Red and Blue coated phone retails for a price of 549.99 British Pound Sterling, respectively, now that's hefty at 925 United States Dollars. We had also seen HTC announcing their new bellwether device in many more avatars, including limited edition S.H.I.E.L.D and the One leaked in a girly Pink shade. A few days back evleaks from Twitter has posted a new allegedly leaked live photograph of the same handset in a new paint job, that almost looks like the Harman Kardon edition of One M8's release, that the Taiwanese manufacturer announced back in April in United States with Sprint, telecommunication and service network provider, but without any dedicated branding on it's back. The new smartphone we see here don't provide any kind of addition information other than the phone it self, posing for the camera from the wild in a new hue or tinge, that never made it to the web, earlier. Source: evleaks (Twitter)
Xolo company has announced new Android based smartphone named Xolo Q1011 and a phablet named Xolo Q2000L.Both handsets will be running the latest Android's version 4.4.2 KitKat. Xolo Q1011 is available exclusively on Amazon for Rs 9999 that is some what around US Dollars 160. The company is giving away free 16 GB microSD card for first 3000 customers on the purchase of Q1011 and free flip covers along with the smartphone. When we see through Q1011 internals, we sport a revamped Quad-Core MediaTek MT6582 processor, at clock speeds of 1.3GHz, a 5-inches IPS LCD screen of 1280 x 720 resolution display, at 294 pixels-per-inch Mali-400MP2 GPU, four gigabytes of internal storage (expandable up to 32GB via microSD card slot), one gigabyte of Random Access Memory (RAM), eight megapixels main camera on the back with auto-focus and LED flash light and on the front there is a two secondary camera, which also packs Bluetooth 4.0 WiFi, 3G network support, microUSB 2.0, GPS. A 2,250mAh powered battery, the handset is running Android's version 4.4.2 KitKat. The phone is 146.6 x 72.2 x 8.3 millimeters in dimensions and has dual-SIM capabilities.
Xolo Q2000L internal specifications are Quad-Core Broadcomm processor, at clock speeds of 1.2GHz, a slightly bigger 5.5-inches IPS screen of 960 x 540 resolution display, Mali-400MP2 GPU, eight gigabytes of internal storage (expandable via microSD card slot up to 64GB), one gigabyte of Random Access Memory, eight megapixels main camera on the back with auto-focus and LED flash light and on the front a two webcamera. The new phone is a dual-SIM version, which also packs Bluetooth 4.0, 3G network support, GPS, a 2,500mAh powered battery. The phablet set is running Android version 4.4.2 KitKat. The phone is 8.4 millimeters in dimensions. The device costs Rs10,299 that is around USD 172. Source: fonearena
Huawei has announced a new smartphone named Honor 6. It is the manufacturer's second device to feature 4G LTE connectivity. The device will hit the shelves of the store in China by 1st of July. There's no information when will the handset be available globally along pricing .
Honor 6 has high-end specifications built-in, it comes with a HiSilicon Kirin 920 Octa-Core processor, along with Mali-T628 MP6 Graphics Processing Unit, five-inches IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen of 1920 x 1080 resolution display marked at 445ppi. For storage, there is 16 gigs or 32 gigs of internal mass storage capacity (expandable up to 64GB via microSD card slot) and three gigabytes of Random Access Memory. In terms of the camera, the new Honor 6 attributes a 13 megapixels main shooter on the back capable of recording 1080p videos at 30fps with auto-focus and dual-LED flash light and f/2.0 aperture, on the front sits a five megapixels secondary snapper. For connectivity it supports 4G network with FM-Radio, Bluetooth 4.0, WiFi, microUSB 2.0. There is a 3,000mAh powered battery and finally, the phone will run Android's version 4.4.2 KitKat with company's Emotion 2.3 UI out of the box. The smartphone will be available in both Black and White color options, measured at 139.8 x 68.8 x 6.5 millimeters in dimensions and weighs 135 grams.
Google's I/O Annual Developers Conference, yesterday had brought a list of new updates and announcements, from San Francisco, California, United States. Out of which, attendees and other media personals were most interested on the company's new wearable platform, Android Wear. Head of Android, Chrome and Apps, Sundar Pichai had took the stage to talk a little about their new software platform, that was announced back in March with two multinational companies including LG and Motorola also unveiling their smartwatches, that runs the same platform, based on Android operating system. Last day we saw their third manufacturing partner, Samsung bringing-up their own wearable, well another smartwatch with Android Wear on board, named as Gear Live. In return, LG too disclosed their wearable G Watch's internal specifications and other details for the public, where Google is now having both the smartwatches listed on Google Play for a price of $199 for Samsung's Gear Live and $299 for LG's G Watch, respectively. But what about Motorola's Moto 360? Unfortunately, the company's new product is not yet ready for a consumer launch, and people from around here has let us know that, Motorola and Google will start selling the Moto 360 wearable device, after a few months from now, sometime soon in summer. The specification listings of the apparatus are too not confirmed at the moment, as Motorola hasn't let any information out, just yet. But, Pichai offered the attendees of the year's I/O event with a chance to experience the round face UI of Android Wear OS on the smartwatch, aforementioned.
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LG G Watch's internals are now official, up for sales on Google Play
LG's wearable, G Watch was announced officially back in March, along with the Android Wear platform from Google. But unfortunately, the company, wasn't ready to reveal it's internals to the public, for some odd reason. In the past we've heard number of rumors of LG's plans to bring their smartwatch at this year's Google I/O event. Well marking those words, yesterday, the South Korean multinational conglomerate corporation's new smartwatch was there at the Google's I/O or Annual Developers Conference, where people from the Mountain View company shared the sanctioned details of the wearable, G Watch and made it available on Google Play for purchase, exclusively for countries from, United States, Canada, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, South Korea to Japan, costing an extra $100 more than Samsung's newly unveiled Gear Live, that will set you back for 299 USD. The device will ship in two colors, coming in Black Titan and White Gold, build with PVD or Physical Vapor Deposition, that is finally coated in stainless steel, accompanied by a durable silicone made wristband, which comes in matching colors. The new LG G Watch will perform like any other Android Wear running wearable, which comes in special attention to Google platform. LG's G Watch will keep you connected to any Android devices running 4.3 Jelly Bean or later with useful information and their simple minimalistic design, that comes with button-less display. LG's new watch is said to be designed around cards, which will provide it's users with information over the web. There is voice recognition feature on board, which will let you ask questions and even get things done like, navigation, calling someone, sending a text message, controlling the music playback on the connected smartphone, without the need of taking your handset out of the pocket. This new wearable is too tough against dust and water, packing the same IP67-certification ratings out of the box. You can use the G Watch deep underwater at one meter for up to 30 minutes. Excited about the specifications? Here you go! The latterly announced LG G Watch will comprise a 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor, 1.65-inches IPS LCD screen of 280 x 280 resolution display, four gigabytes of eMMC internal mass storage, 512 megabytes of Random Access Memory (RAM), Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity, built-in 9-Axis sensors incorporates, accelerometer, gyroscope and compass, a 400mAh powered battery and running Android Wear on top. The product is 37.9 x 46.5 x 9.95 millimeters in dimensions and weighs 63 grams on mass.
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Samsung unveils Gear Live smartwatch with Android Wear at Google I/O
As reported you earlier, Samsung has announced their new generation wearable powered by Google's Android Wear operating system. The companies have brought the new Samsung Gear Live device in the public presence, yesterday at Google's Annual I/O Developers Conference event, in San Francisco, California, United States. This new wearable from Samsung will to provide you with the important information as the right time you need it, using Google Now, which works seamlessly with voice commands. Gear Live comes with interesting watch faces, but a touch on-screen will wake the device up, for instant access to unlimited features. The new Gear Live smartwatches are meant to be connected to Android running smartphones, where it comes with wide range of application compatibility, for latest posts and updates from social media apps and messaging apps. Also using Google's hotword, "Okay Google", users can get their questions answered and even get things done, like making a call or reservations at restaurant, texting a message, commencing a music playlist search and even casting videos from the smartphone to your TV. You can also use the new smartwatch as your fitness assist, where this new product from Samsung comes with a dedicated heart rate monitor and sensors, like accelerometer, gyroscope and a compass. The newly unveiled unit will be dust and water resistant, with IP67-certifications on board. The new Samsung Gear Live can be connected to any smartphone running Android's version 4.3 Jelly Bean or later, with Bluetooth 4.0 LE (Low Power) connectivity support within the watch. The new watch will too come with changeable straps in Black and Wine Red color options. Gear Live as a whole will look a lot similar to their previously announced Gear smartwatches, running company's own Tizen OS. Other internal specifications of the fresh Samsung Gear Live, embrace a 1.2GHz processor, 1.63-inches Super AMOLED screen of 320 x 320 resolution display, four gigabytes of internal storage with 512 megabytes of Random Access Memory, 300mAh powered battery and Google Service's from Google Now, Google Voice, Google Maps, Gmail to Hangouts, embedded. The contemporary gadget is measured at 37.9 x 56.4 x 8.9 millimeters and weighs 59 grams. Google has already made the apparatus available on Google Play for a price of 199 United States Dollars for the Stateside customers.
Alongside the new Android L release from the search giant at their Annual I/O Developers Conference from San Francisco, California, United States, the company has also announced a new program called, Android One. The new platform from the Google will make their mobile operating system available for more customers at a low price. Android One platform will help smartphone manufacturers build low-priced high-quality hardware for the emerging markets like China and India. Where Google will take the initiative of releasing hardware and software reference platform for OEM's by pre-selected components, running stock version of Android operating system and by receiving automatic updates for the system applications. Yesterday, the company had announced three manufacturing partners from India, that includes, Micromax, Karbonn and Spice. The new smartphone and tablets build with Android One will be priced under 100 United States Dollars. Google's Senior Vice President, Sundar Pichai also showed off a new smartphone from Micromax that packs an interesting design and the new talked about Android One, with 4.5-inches screen, dual-SIM and microSD card slots, accompanied by FM radio. Products with attributing Android One will be making their way to India, this fall. According to Pichai, he had been using the smartphone for a while now, and he's seriously impressed with the performance of the handset.
Google's Annual I/O Developers Conference is on it's roll, and here we have the next version Android mobile operating system, unveiled by the Mountain View company, at the event. Google's Senior Vice President of Android, Chrome and Apps, Sundar Pichai and his team has officially announced next release of Android L in a Developer Preview, yesterday, as reported by BloombergBusinessweek, the day before. The new Android L version will come with lots of new improvements in the User Interface, performance updates and other brand new features. In this regard the company has also announced the fresh 'Material Design' aspect along with Android L, which is said to utilize the tactile surfaces on screen with new redesigned bold graphics and smooth motion, that will make beautiful and intuitive experiences, while using Android from so on. Also in the new Material Design, the surface and shadow on screen will play an important role in making things more complex and physical in motion. Google wants to bring the same user experience on all screen sizes, evenly, including, the smartwatch on your wrist to the largest TV at home. The American will use their design for their Android Wear powered smartwatches, as well as on the newly unveiled Android TV and for Android Auto. The main part will be, adding the new Material Design theme to the L-series of Android, of what we are taking about at the moment. The updated add-on will feature new system widgets, revamped screen transitions and animations with improved touch feedback, by pushing new style for the applications. Along with new Material Design, Google will also bring number of other UI changes to the system applications like Gmail and other Google applications, there comes the new refreshed navigation buttons, and status bar, redesigned phone dialer, keyboard, do-not-disturb mode and more. Android L will also pack modifications for the lockscreen, bringing enhanced notifications, where from now, users can read, open or just swipe-away the notifications to dismiss them at anytime from the lockscreen itself. There is also 'Heads-Up Notifications' which will let you look through an alert, even when you are involved in a different application, like for instance, while gaming or when watching a video. 'Personal Unlocking' is another new feature coming with the updated lockscreen, that will use your phone's Bluetooth connection for unlocking the smartphone or tablet. If you have an Android Wear powered smartwatch anywhere near to your device, you can unlock the handset pretty easily without any authentication process. Google has kept their step to the fitness, announcing the new Google Fit. An application that will record and store all your health data like, the steps you take, distance covered, calories burned, sleep time and more from the sensors on the phone and other connected wearables like smartwatches. Google has showed us some of their partners that will make wearables supporting the application, later this year, which includes, Intel, LG, Motorola, HTC, Nike, Adidas, RunKeeper, Polar, etc. In term of performance upgrades, ART or Android Runtime has been made the default runtime, that supports ARM, x86, and MIPS for Android's new L-series, replacing Dalvik from the current running KitKat version, making the smartphones run more faster and responsively. Google has also introduced the 64-bit architecture, which can take advantage of more than 5,000 newly introduced API's for the OS. The GUI rendering on the platform have been tweaked at 60 frames-per-second, making the unit's all over scrolling feel reckless. Google has also revealed the new Project Volta, which will optimize the phone's battery life and enable 'Battery Saver' mode, that will be put into action automatically when needed. The new feature can also tune in the CPU, accordingly and can even turn off the device's radio signals to save more battery life. It is said that, this will save you 90 minutes of extra usage time on the LG Google Nexus 5 smartphone. Lastly, the company has announced that they will have factory images of developers preview for LG Nexus 5 and ASUS Nexus 7, available from today for developers. Google will be announcing the new Android L-release for the public, later in fall via an over-the-air update to supported devices.
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There's a new smartphone coming up for LG, reported to be G3 Mini
LG's record breaking smartphone and their 2014 flagship handset, G3 is too getting a new little sibling to add with, rumored to be named as LG G3 Mini, like any other front runner smartphones out there. This time we have got some details of the upcoming smartphone, that has reportedly made it's way to New Delhi, India. The country's cargo import database, Zauba has got their latest shipment information of lately received air cargo, detailed on the internet. And if these are to be taken to our concern, they have shipped a new smartphone (sample phone) from LG's homeland, South Korea to India with the model numbers of LG D722. The new handset that took it's flight to capital of the country seems to hold a screen of 4.5-inches, that is even smaller than last year's G2's miniature version, that featured 4.7-inches screen and also whole one-inch smaller than the current G3 flagship, that sports 5.5-inches QHD panel.
The listing here also reveals the looming smartphone to have a Quad-Core processor of clock speed 1.2GHz, eight gigabytes of on board memory option, five megapixels main camera lens and finally a 2,100mAh powered battery. And from the words of TechnoBuffalo, the company might also have another additional options cooking deep in their pipelines for the G3 Mini smartphone, because earlier this year, LG had offered their G2 Mini in three different versions, from which two models were powered by a 1.2GHz Quad-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 SoC of MSM8926 and MSM8226 kind, eight megapixels primary shooters, while the last one was shipped with a 1.7GHz NVIDIA's Tegra 4i chipset and 13 megapixels main lens. Comparatively, the LG D722 smartphone doesn't look's to fill the slot of a premium G3's miniature position, as reported by the source. Source: Zauba, TechnoBuffalo
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Samsung Android Wear smartwatch to be called Gear Live
Samsung is one of those manufacturing partners announced for Google's newly introduced Android Wear platform, and they are reportedly readying a new smartwatch, that will power with this new software platform for wearables, based on Android mobile operating system. And earlier we had also heard that the company is ready to bring their new Android Wear running smartwatch, along with LG's and Motorola's, at Google's Annual I/O Developers Conference, that is about to take the stage from San Francisco, California, United States, moments later. Yesterday, new reports emerge, that the South Korean multinational manufacturer is going to call their new make, Samsung Gear Live (why no Galaxy?), courtesy of a Spanish media. Their words read like, Samsung has almost confirmed that, that will showcase the new Gear Live smartwatch at this year's Google I/O event, through some internal sources. Also according to them, the new products will go on sale from 7th of July, 2014 for the public consumers, from the global market. It's not just that, we have also got a glimpse on the latest list of specifications, that is rumored to be featured on the upcoming Samsung manufactured Android Wear smartwatch, which almost resembles the same internals from other Gear watches made by Samsung. There will be a 1.63-inches Super AMOLED screen of 320 x 320 resolution display, a 1.2GHz clocked processor, four gigabytes of internal mass storage, 512 megabytes of Random Access Memory, Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity and a 300mAh powered battery. The impending Samsung Gear Live is also said to sport IP67-certification for dust and water resistance and a dedicated heart rate sensor on board. The software will include, Android Wear with other Google Service's, like Google Now, Gmail, Hangouts, Google Maps, Google Voice, and more. The new device will be measured at 37.9 x 56.4 x 8.9 millimeters in it's dimensions and weighs only 59 grams on wrist. We will be hearing more on other wearables including, LG's latterly announced G Watch and Motorola's Moto 360 from Google at their keynote, coming up live at 9:00 AM PDT, today. Source: ALT1040
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Innjoo's i1 is an affordable Android smartphone, offering decent middle-ranged internals
A new smartphone maker and their new smartphone has caught our eyes from the wild, that taglines, "Redefine the Mobility Industry". Innjoo Technology, is a Chinese smartphone manufacturer, based in Dubai, UAE, that makes affordable Android running handsets for the Middle Eastern markets, like Xtouch on other hand. The company has got a new middle-ranged budget friendly smartphone announced, pretty lately, named as the new Innjoo i1. The new handset from the phone maker is said to be the, "Internet DNA Smartphone", that will come with today's most advanced technology stuffed under one roof. The new smartphone features standard polycarbonate build with glossy texture and rounded edges, that feels comfortable when handheld. The new smartphone, Innjoo i1 sports a Quad-Core MediaTek processor and Cortex-A7 Central Processing Unit, speeding at 1.3GHz, along with Mali-400 Graphics Processing Unit, that will provide the phone with faster and smoother experience, when browsing over the web, watching HD movies and even while playing three dimensional games. On screen textures and other shadows are said to look more true to life.
The phone has got a vivid High Definition five-inches FWVGA LCD two points capacitive touchscreen of 854 x 480 resolution display with In-plane switching (IPS) technology for better viewing angles from up to 178 degrees. And for storage, there is four gigabytes of internal mass storage capacity (expandable via microSD card slot) and 512 megabytes of Random Access Memory. In term of the camera, the new Innjoo i1 attributes a five megapixels main shooter on the back with auto-focus and LED flash light, on the front sits a 0.3 megapixels secondary snapper. For connectivity, the i1 will support 3G WCDMA network with dual-SIM standby. There is a 1,900mAh powered lithium battery and finally, the phone will run Android's version 4.2 Jelly Bean out of the box. The smartphone will be available in both Black and White color options, measured at 142 x 72.7 x 9.3 millimeters in dimensions and 156 grams on weight. Lastly for the interesting part, the brand new smartphone from Innjoo is currently being sold in here, Saudi Arabia and in United Arab Emirates, exclusively through Souq.com, on a limited time 57% discount, at an affordable price tag of 299 Saudi Riyals and 299 United Arab Emirates Dirham, that's only about 80 United States Dollars in Kingdom and 81 USD in UAE, unlocked or SIM-free, which is actually worth 699 SAR (186 USD) or 699 AED (190 USD). The company also offers dedicated i1 battery, i1 leather cases in three shades and i1 screen protectors. You can check them out here.
Google I/O or the company's Annual Developers Conference is at our doorstep, on 25th and 26th of June, where about 6,000 developers and media officials will be flooding their way to San Francisco, California, United States. The main man on the shows floor is Sundar Pichai, Senior Vice President of Android, Chrome and Apps, at Google. After an interview with this Google Senior VP, the people at BloombergBusinessweek, believes that, Android's head, Pichai and Google are all set to introduce their next version of Android operating system, which is ready to be showed in public attendance at their impending Annual Developers Conference, in just a day's time. We really don't know who to take this news at the moment, as Google has always kept a habit of announcing the latest editions of their mobile operating system, often in fall, somewhere in October or November, as seen from the previous years. The source reports, exactly claims that, Sundar Pichai has started preparing for Google I/O, earlier this month, where Google actually plans these events at the last minute. In this regard, Pichai had to make different decisions on the company's projects those are ready to be showed off to the community. And they also writes that, he will be previewing the next release of Android operating system, that is rumored to be named as 'Lollipop' or 'Lemonhead', at the Google I/O event, rather than keeping it cook until this year's fall. As this statement seems to be hinting, "I want the world to understand what we are doing sooner."
"Device makers complained this was too late to prepare for the holidays and put them at a disadvantage to the one company selected each year to develop the Nexus phone in conjunction with Google."
Other than just about Android itself, Sundar Pichai is expected to talk some words about their new Android Wear, a wearable system software based on Android, alongside he will also be announcing new manufacturing partners, that will build products using Android Wear platform. Source: BloombergBusinessweek, Android Central
Motorola have been allegedly preparing a Moto X+1 smartphone as their next flagship handset, and we have been hearing and seeing numerous rumors and leaks about the American's next generation bellwether smartphone, yet to go official from the Lenovo owned company, Motorola Mobility. Back in April, we had reported you, that Moto X's successor phone will offer new backplate options for the looming Moto X+1. While, Motorola's current flagship handset and other devices like Moto G has been a blockbuster in the United States, as well as other parts of the world, we have the firm's next phone already peeping out the crooks. Accordingly, the popular and customary tipster, evleaks from Twitter has got a new Press render of a smartphone on their database, calling it the impending Motorola Moto X+1. The handset here is actually "encased", meaning swaddled in a protective case, inside out. But, the device we witness here seems to sport some noticeable changes from what we have been already seeing on the internet for a while now. First and foremost, we can't find a LED flash light anywhere near the main camera lens, from it's back facet (image on the right side). And on the left/front, we get to see couple of front-sided speakers, like the ones packed on the company's latterly announced Moto E handset. Also the phone here don't looks to feature a front facing secondary camera, at any cause, again shedding lights to the name of Moto E. And why is that 'Sun Beam' Google Play Edition sort of live wallpaper being pictured here? We are sorry, there is no definite answer we can give you at the moment. Lamentably, there is no point in expecting a front runner smartphone without an LED flash and a front facing snapper in a year like 2014, as we may be looking at an untamed Google Play Edition of Moto E smartphone from the wild. However, the phone here is having it's power switch and volume up and down rockers placed on the right side of the smartphone, along with a microphone fitted on the back side. We must be waiting for some more news to confirm, which this smartphone, basically is. Update: evleaks has posted a new image, that falls in line with the previous leak you see above, the smartphones you are seeing here are now reported to be the Verizon Wireless version of Motorola Victara, stuffed in Incipio made DualPro Hard Shell Case with Impact Absorbing Core.
The American multinational telecommunications corporation, AT&T is reportedly having a new smartphone coming up their pipeline for the United States customers from the Taiwanese phone maker, HTC. The new phone will be the company's Desire 610 model, that was announced back in February at their Mobile World Congress event. The lately announced smartphone is already available in other regions of the European continent and in United Kingdom, now being sold for a price of £220 or €280. evleaks has tipped us with an Press render of the smartphone, claiming the smartphone to be available on AT&T's network, later this year. With an official announcement from this Stateside carrier, this smartphone will be making it's way the United States, offering the countryside consumers with a middle ranged HTC make. HTC Desire 610 smartphone will feature a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor, speeding at 1.2GHz, 4.7-inches qHD screen with 960 x 540 resolution display, eight gigabytes of internal memory (expandable via microSD card), one gigabyte of Random Access Memory, eight megapixels of primary lens with LED flash light and a 1.3 megapixels secondary front facing camera, Bluetooth 4.0 and 4G LTE network capabilities, 2,040mAh powered battery and running Android's version 4.4 KitKat with proprietary Sense User Interface. And remember there is also the traditional HTC style dual stereo front-sided speakers on the device. This time too, there is no other information regarding the availability nor pricing coming in from the leakster. Source: @evleaks
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Microsoft announces Nokia X2, an affordable smartphone
Just days back we had hinted you about Nokia teasing an announcement on their Conversations webpage for 24th of June. Well, today the Microsoft owned company has announced their next generation and successor model from their current X fleet, powered by Android operating system, named as Nokia X2. The new smartphone from the Redmond Microsoft and Finnish Nokia will add new dashing design and features to the newly announced smartphone, Nokia X2. From it's exterior hardware, the fresh handset is said to remain as bold as the original Nokia X, but will append a shiny new translucent outer layer on the back of the device, unlike their previously announced Nokia X line-up of smartphones, that included Nokia X, X+ and XL, which was announced with a matte finish. This new X2 will moreover look like the lately unveiled Nokia Asha smartphones, with this new change in the exterior, making it yet another glossy Nokia phone. Also the brand new Nokia X2 features the company's traditional Fastlane homescreen, that is useful in responding to any notification, launching an application and even navigating through different kind of tasks you have been performing in a day on the X2. Nokia finally decided to add a couple of capacitive buttons to their new smartphone, where it has got the home and back options sitting under the bottom of the display in front, for better and easy multitasking. The phone comes with this new 'helmsmanship' option called, "app list", which will keep your phone's homescreen clear for the most recently used applications, like any other Lumia smartphones and also shares it's tile color-picker feature, on board.
When we see through it's internals, we sport a revamped Dual-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 processor, at clock speeds of 1.2GHz, a slightly bigger 4.3-inches WVGA ClearBlack LCD screen of 800 x 480 resolution display, at 217 pixels-per-inch, also compensating brightness control, tactile feedback, orientation sensor, Nokia's Glance screen, double-tap to wake functions, protected by a scratch resistant glass. X2 tots four gigabytes of internal storage (expandable via microSD card slot up to 32 GB), one gigabyte of Random Access Memory (RAM), five megapixels main camera on the back with auto-focus and LED flash light and on the front there is a VGA webcamera perfect for Skype calls. The new phone is a dual-SIM version, which also packs Bluetooth 4.0 and WCDMA network support, a 1,800mAh powered battery, which has a maximum standby time with dual-SIM for up to 23 days and maximum talk time of 13 hours over 3G. The handset is running Nokia X software platform, based on Android. The phone is 121.7 x 68.3 x 11.1 millimeters in dimensions and 150 grams heavy on mass. Nokia X2 will come pre-installed with Android applications including, Skype, Outlook.com and OneDrive with 15 gigabytes of free cloud storage. You can also download other Android apps from the dedicated Nokia Store on the smartphone. As said in the past, the device will not ship with Google Play or other Google Service's installed on them, but users can easily side-load any Android application using the microSD card and also by downloading third party Android app markets from the Nokia Store, like 1Mobile Market. The smartphone will be coming in glossy Green, Orange, Black, Yellow and White colors, followed by a matte Dark Grey shade, later this year. Microsoft and Nokia will bring their new smartphone to select countries, globally for just €99, around 135 United States Dollars, unlocked. Source: Nokia 1, 2
At Sprint's Press Conference, in Chicago, United States this morning, the South Korean phone maker has announced a new iteration of Galaxy S5 smartphone with the Stateside telecommunication and wireless network provider, Sprint Corporation, named as the new Samsung Galaxy S5 Sport. Headlined as, "Stay on top of your game with a smartphone built for the athletic lifestyle". The new handset is said to be for the dedicated athletes and sportsmen in town, with keeping fitness in mind. Let us remind you that, this is reportedly a different version of Samsung Galaxy S5 Active that was announced for AT&T, the past month. The new phone from Sprint and Samsung will come with IP67-certification rating on board to handle dust and water resistance during any kind of outdoor workout activity. The phone can explore up to one meter deep in water for 30 minutes of time. In term of the hardware, Samsung seems to have tweaked their design of the Galaxy S5 Sport smartphone, making it almost as thicker as the Galaxy S5 Active, but in a different way, with a textured body, that will basically increase the grip when holding the handset. There is also the three hardware physical buttons on the front of the smartphone like the GS5 Active, that will be easier to navigate when used under water or at active conditions. The newly unveiled phone will be measured at 144 x 74 x 8.9 millimeters in dimensions and weighs slightly less than their Active smartphone at only 158 grams, where else AT&T Samsung Galaxy S5 Active weighed 170 grams on mass. Unfortunately, the new release from Samsung is not said to feature Military-specifications 810G, as it did earlier. "We continually innovate to provide our customers with new products that can improve their lives. Previously, Sprint brought together Harman Kardon, HTC and Spotify to redefine how music should sound on the modern smartphone. Today, Sprint joins leading innovators in Samsung, Under Armour and MapMyFitness to drive technology advances for fitness, health and wellness,"said Dan Hesse, Sprint Chief Executive Officer.
The Galaxy S5 will boot with on board fitness applications like the new MapMyFitness, developed by Under Armour, Inc. which is an American sports clothing and accessories company. The app will actually use your smartphone's GPS to track all the user's fitness activities and stores the details with information like duration, distance, speed, calories burned and even the route traveled on a new interactive map setup. There is another fitness app from Sprint, called the Sprint Fit Live, that "delivers instant access to favorite health and activity apps from the active wallpaper or the full screen experience to tailor workouts, music and healthy living content to fitness interests and routine". Also it includes Samsung's proprietary features like, Activity Zone, S Health, Multi Window, Quick Connect and Samsung's security attribute, KNOX. On the back we also find the heart rate sensor fitted aside the LED flash light under the main camera lens, like other Galaxy S5 models, announced lately. For the internal specification listing, the GS5 Sport will sport a Quad-Core 2.5GHz Qualcomm MSM8974AB Snapdragon 801 processor, Adreno 330 Graphics Processing Unit, 5.1-inches Full High Definition Super AMOLED screen panel of 1080 x 1920 resolution display, 16 gigabytes of expandable internal storage and two gigabytes of Random Access Memory, 16 megapixels primary shooter on the back with LED flash light, that can shoot Full HD 1080p videos at 30 frames-per-second and a two megapixels front facer. The device have Bluetooth 4.0, NFC and 4G LTE network capabilities that support Sprint Spark connections, a 2,800mAh powered battery and running Android's version 4.4.2 KitKat over Samsung's TouchWiz User Interface. The smartphone will be up for sales in two new colors, Electric Blue and Cherry Red, where Sprint will sell the device from 25th of July on a two year contract at $27.09 monthly, for free upfront cost. Sprint also offers it's users with free six months of Spotify Premium trial, 12 months of free MapMyFitness MVP and also $50-off for the Gear Fit smartwatch from Samsung at purchase for a limited time. Interested customers can click here to register for availability updates. Source: Sprint 1, 2, Samsung
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Olleh is offering South Koreans with Special Edition Samsung Galaxy S5 LTE-A
The South Korean multinational consumer electronics manufacturer for smartphones and tablets had announced their year's flagship, Galaxy S5, back in February at the Mobile World Congress trade exhibition, in Barcelona, Spain. While the handset is now available internationally, the Korean firm have decided to refresh their S-series with a more premium and new device that will be exclusively sold to the native South Korean consumers. In this regard, the company went officially announcing the new Samsung Galaxy S5 LTE-A for their home land, just a week back. And now, according to an Italian media, their new deluxe smartphone is getting a brand new Special Edition, again for the countryside customers only (most probably) as it will be marketed by KT Corporation, formerly also known as Korea Telecom with the exclusive "Olleh" branding on the redesigned back cover of the smartphone. So, what's really making this a standalone? When you buy a new Special Edition Samsung Galaxy S5 LTE-A, you will be getting a smartphone with completely modernized back cover, where now the company gives it an elegant looking diamond-like texture, unlike the perforated leather pattern from the current models, which will be available in three different color options from Black, White to Silver, with other details and trims in a classy looking, Gold shade. Other than the exterior changes and detailing, the smartphone will remain the same with top-end internals including, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 processor, 5.08-inches Super AMOLED WQHD screen of 2560 x 1440 resolution display, 16 and 32 gigabytes of internal storage, coupled by 3 GB of RAM, 16 MP camera with OIS, LTE-Advanced radios and running Android 4.4 KitKat. We don't hear any words on the availability and the pricing details. Source: WEBTREK BETA
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Apple iPhone 6's 5.5-inches display panel gets measured on scale
We have been seeing enough evidences of Apple's next generation iPhone 6 smartphones, over the past months. Today, courtesy of 9T05Mac, we have received couple of pictures, that shows-off an LCD panel component from the upcoming iPhone 6, which has been measured by a scale. In the past it has already been rumored, that Apple will be announcing their 2014 front runner smartphone in two version, on with 4.7-inches display and another one with a bigger 5.5-inches screen. Earlier, we also seen a number of pictures of the impending iPhone 6's final design dummy units leak all over the web. So, when coming back to the images we see above, the photos of this components were reportedly shared to the people at 9T05Mac by Sonny Dickson, who is a leading Apple tipster on the internet, and if you don't know him, we are sorry, we can't call you an Apple pundit. The element here is been measured by a normal ruler, which reads approximately 14 centimeters, diagonally, that will make it 5.51181-inches, when roughly calculated. The devices are rumored to arrive this fall from the American manufacturer and according to our source and other third parties, Apple will be facing short in supply of the 5.5-inch iteration of iPhone 6's at launch and will reportedly release it weeks after from making the 4.7-inch model official for the public consumers, sometime in September or October, 2014. And, for a refresher of our previous reports, the looming smartphones from Apple, Inc. is made out of full-anodized aluminium construction, something like their current iPod 5's design, replacing the glass panels from the back of the device, making it really slim and thinner when compared to the present bellwether, iPhone 5S. The phones will have redesigned mute button along with the fifth generation iPod like volume up and down rockers towards the left and the re-located sleep/wake button on the right side, rather than placing it on the top edge, which is reportedly adjusted for better one handed operation of the handset. The displays on the new phones will be of higher resolution and clarity, speculated to be of sapphire display (at least for the 5.5-inches variant), where we heard that Apple is testing 1704 x 960 pixels screens for their unannounced iPhone 6 smartphones. The phone will be running over the latest 64-bit A8 chipset, improved battery life, network radios that support VoLTE and a bunch of new sensors, which may include, altitude, pressure and weather sensor, also with an enhanced on board compass application. Source: 9T05Mac
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Models of Apple iPad Air 2, iPad Mini 3 and iPhone 6 leaks in the wild
Apple is reportedly unveiling their latest generation devices in September or October, later this year. For now, we have got our hands on to three new looming Apple products from the internet. Where today unlike the previous leaks, we got to see a new device that's yet to be official from the Cupertino, based manufacturer. Yes, we are talking about the next gen Apple iPad Mini or iPad Mini 3, that has made it's way to our leaks tag from a Chinese source, Apple.club.tw. Well, lamentably we currently have no specific details, flowing in, regarding the new slate that came along with the previously seen iPad Air 2 and their new smartphone, iPhone 6. But, from here, the American multinational corporation seems to fit in their Touch ID fingerprint reader to all their upcoming smartphones and tablets. Other than that, the slates just look like any other previously announced iPads from the market, while the fresh handset is rumored to arrive in two different screen sizes, one with 4.7-inches panel and another being a phablet at 5.5-incher. And what you see from the above photograph looks like the bigger version of the next iPhone, reportedly named as iPhone 6, with 5.5-inches display. Also, just days back, we have already seen some pictures of the impending Apple iPad Air 2 or the next iPad flagship version, that showed-off the same home button, that features Touch ID and the noticeably revamped speaker grills with flatter sleep/wake hardware button. Source: Apple.club.tw, MacRumors
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5,000mAh battery powered THL 5000 smartphone goes official
THL, an wholesale smartphone manufacturer from China has announced a new Android powered smartphone, named THL 5000. The new handset from the phone maker will come with immense batter capacity of 5,000mAh power juice out of the box. This Chinese firm claims their new announcement to be the world's first smartphone with a 5,000mAh powered battery on board. And, allow us to write this, if you believe it or not, the brand new smartphone will feature monstrous 1000 hours of standby time, 47 hours of conversation time, 11 hours of webpage browsing time over WiFi connection, 125 hours of music play time in handset mode and 11.6 hours of video playback time. Well, it's not only the battery life span on the fresh smartphone that impressed us a lot, but also other internals, making it enough fit for the high-end commercial markets, may be only inside the Chinese shores. So, the THL 5000 will focus over an Octa-Core MediaTek MT6592 processor, running at 1.7GHz and a Quad-Core Mali-450 Graphics Processing Unit at clock speed of 700MHz, a five-inches Full High Definition IPS LCD screen of 1920 x 1080 resolution display, marked at 441 pixels-per-inch, in protection of Corning Gorilla Glass 3, 32 gigabytes of Read Only Memory (expandable via microSD card slot) with two gigabytes of Random Access Memory. There is also the 13 megapixels primary shooter with Sony Exmor RS IMX135 lens at aperture of f/1.8 on the back with LED flash light, (we suspect it to have Ultra High Definition or 4K video capturing capabilities) on the front sits a five megapixels secondary front facing snapper. The new smartphone from THL also showcases NXP audio amplifiers, providing authentic sound and high quality audio output. For connectivity, the handset tots, Bluetooth 4.0, Near Field Communication, Hall IC, Charging Po (acts as a power-pack, users can charge other smartphones with the THL 5000), OTG and HSDPA+ network support. The device will also ship with LG like double-tap-to-wake-up functions and gesture controls. Unfortunately, there is no words on the unit's exact availability nor pricing information, just yet.
We have been hearing some words like HTC and Nexus together for a while now, and today here is some added on evidence to party. There is a new Nexus tablet coming up from the Taiwanese multinational manufacturer for smartphones and tablets, HTC. The upcoming Google partnered slate is presently named/codenamed as the Volantis or Flounder, which is an 8.9-inched Android running tablet. Android Police has got their hands on to some information of the impending slate, revealing the device's internal specifications, features and other details regarding the pricing and announcement. According to the people from Android Police, they don't feel to treat the news as any kind rumors from the air, as their Editor, Liam Spradlin, feels enough confident in their information, they have been receiving from multiple sources on the codenamed Volantis tablet over the past months of the year. Android Police has also posted up a source image along with their latest article, where the new slate is internally mentioned as the Nexus 9. What you see from the above picture is a redrawn Press render by the source, of the image that came with the original filing you see attached below, for the sake of better vision and clearer clarity with the screen on. The other new reports on the new Volantis tablet from Google and HTC is claimed to be build with premium materials. Okay folks, it's a different fact that once we see any rumored or leaked phone or tablet go official from the manufacturers, it doesn't seems to always feature that premium metal construction, as talked earlier, rather making it out of the same polycarbonate chassis. Let's not hope the same here, even though what we see from the initial renderings don't look like any sort of aluminum zero-gap construction with tapered edges, as reported, only resembling the looks of their current flagship, Nexus 5 like industrial design. And for the the leaked internal specification listing, the new tablet is expected to make it to the public with a 64-bit NVIDIA Logan Tegra K1 processor, 8.9-inches screen of 2048 x 1440 resolution display, at 281 pixels-per-inch and 4:3 aspect ratio (which don't count well here), 16 and 32 gigabytes of internal mass storage options, two gigabytes of Random Access Memory, eight megapixels main shooter on the back with Optical Image Stabilization and LED flash light, a three megapixels front facing snapper. There is also the stereo front-facing speakers, even though we can't find anything from these photographs. The device is measured at 226.3 x 151.8 x 7.8 millimeters in dimensions and the WiFi only model weighs 418 grams, while the LTE version is slightly hefty at 427 grams on mass. Lastly for the pricing, for now the premium tablets are reportedly priced at 399 United States Dollars for the 16 gigs model and $499 for the 32 gigabytes option, where the LTE enabled version can go up to $600+ tags, according to the words from tipster. But let us remind you that, this are just in case to be more curious and it is suspect to change when this finally becomes a consumer product. The Volantis tablet is also indicated to arrive with some official accessories like keyboard cases and other stuffs. The slate is hinted to come officially to the public presence sometime in the quarter 4 of this year, as a part of Android's L release. Do you remember an unknown tablet that showed it's face-off on the Android webpage, at the end of last year?
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