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In one of its occasional package deals, AT&T now offers the 32GB HTC One with a Beats Audio Pill Bluetooth speaker for just $299 on a two-year contract, allowing for $300 savings.
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Boost Mobile will add the Samsung Galaxy S3 to its smartphone lineup on June 12, boasting a $399 off-contract price and its popular Shrinking Payments feature.
The new LG Optimus S3 launches on Sprint on June 14 for $30 after rebate on a two-year contract, offerign advanced accessibility features for people with vision loss or other disabilities.
A new iPhone trade-in program may debut in Apple stores this month, allowing customers to get the new iPhone for a fraction of the cost by bringing in their older models.
If Samsung announced a Google version of its flagship Galaxy S4 and HTC announced a stock Android version of its HTC One, why wouldn't Sony unleash a Google Edition of its Xperia Z flagship?
The much-rumored HTC T6 'phablet' will reportedly launch in the third quarter of this year as the HTC One Max.
According to a research firm, the demand-supply ratio of Samsung's AMOLED panels will reach as low as 1%.
T-Mobile has finally launched the Samsung Galaxy S3 LTE, but let's think it through: is an older smartphone really worth $550 when the current flagship - the Galaxy S4 - costs just a little bit more?
HTC Butterfly will be released this month followed by the HTC One mini that will arrive in July. HTC has been making quite a buzz for its Android-powered HTC One smartphone recently, and now it seems that the Taiwanese smartphone maker is getting ready with two more devices to capture more share of the mobile market.
Newly leaked photos of the purported HTC One Mini show the upcoming handset posing side-by-side with its big brother, boasting an uncanny resemblance.
A leaked photo of what is claimed to be Nokia Lumia EOS with 41-megapixel camera has surfaced. If this turns out to be true, fans are in for a treat.
Samsung has officially announced the Galaxy S4 Active, the rugged, dustproof and waterproof version of its current flagship smartphone.
Researchers from Georgia Institute of Technology has developed a charger that can inject malware into any device running latest iOS.