Sony’s Xperia Z may be the next candidate for the Google Edition adoption, Sony has been open about the Android experience and programmers with knowledge can change the skin back to the stock experience.
It seems the Nokia EOS will be the next flagship device from Finnish phone maker, as they try to boost Windows 8 phone appeal to the masses.
The iPad 5 seems to be sitting in the shadow of its smaller sibling, the iPad Mini, with more reports on the iPad referencing the smaller version and more hype around the Retina Display coming to the Mini.
Samsung has finally announced the new edition of the Galaxy S4, called ‘Active’, the company has made the handset for people who love the outdoors and don’t want their phone breaking after a tumble or water spillage.
HTC may be furthering the One line with a Mini version of the smartphone, set for a mid-range audience. The phone will come with a Snapdragon dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM and 16GB of onboard storage.
After a long and rather questionable ride, the Wikipad has finally got a release date and price, with a few changes to the Android gaming tablet since the last time it was shown off.
One of the hardest things to process about the Hulu acquisition is the buyer price, the real money is the content on Hulu and the content providers may pull out as soon as they are not owners.
Google announced hundreds of new API’s, software updates, new applications and enhancements to services at Google I/O this year, but one major feature missing was a new mobile operating system.
Microsoft has been swimming in cloudy waters this past week with used game sales, but a new report shows Xbox One game will not have a resale price tag and the games can be lent and sold.
Google made one strong partnership with Samsung, releasing a stock Android Galaxy S4 in the US for $649 with no contract. Since then rumours have been floating around about the HTC One getting the same stock treatment.