The BlackBerry Classic has officially made its debut, sporting the beloved form factor of the Bold series while offering improved specs and business-focused goodies.
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The upcoming BlackBerry Classic has leaked in a neat promotional video ahead of its official unveiling on Dec. 17, so here's what to expect.
Microsoft has reportedly decided to focus on entry-level handsets next year and its presence at MWC 2015 will be a low-end affair, as a flagship may not arrive until September 2015.
AT&T has kicked off a neat new promotion for the Nexus 9 LTE, offering $100 bill credit when purchasing the tablet on-contract through Google Play.
More information has surfaced regarding the Sony Xperia Z4 Compact and Xperia Z4 Ultra, revealing some purported specifications ahead of their expected debut at CES 2015 in January.
LG has unveiled a new Tab Book Duo Windows 8.1 convertible, a highly portable device that can serve as a tablet or a laptop.
The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge has officially launched in the UK, available now exclusively from Vodafone.
The Google Nexus 6 has finally become available for purchase from TELUS Canada, sporting a CA$280 price tag on-contract or CA$780 contract-free.
The LTE-flavored version of the HTC-made Nexus 9 tablet has finally gone on sale via Google Play, available now for $599.99.
Google has officially confirmed that it has discontinued production of its 2013 Nexus 5 and will continue selling the handset only through Q1 2015.
Microsoft has officially confirmed that it will be hosting an event on Jan. 21 to detail the Windows 10 consumer experience.
Samsung has reportedly started working on a new E series of smartphones for 2015 and spec details have now surfaced for the purported Galaxy E5 and Galaxy E7.
An Indian court has banned Xiaomi from selling, advertising, manufacturing, and importing products into the country.