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More Nexus 4 Shortages: Google Blames "Erratic" LG Supplies
Google has pointed the finger at LG for the constantly sold out Nexus 4 smartphone. As Google's flagship Nexus 4 smartphome continues to sell out, the company's UK and Ireland MD has blamed its manufacturing partner LG for the shortages.
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Brazilian Company Gets Android-Powered 'IPHONE'
Brazilian electronics maker IGB Electronica SA recently announced its new Android phones with 'IPHONE' brand, a trademark that was originally applied by the company in Brazil in 2000.
Nokia Prepares Software Update For Lumia 920 PureView Camera
The best aspect of the Nokia Lumia 920 apart from Windows Phone 8 is its camera, and, therefore, when reviewers stated that images weren't the best when taking in the day time, Nokia had no choice but to work on an update to fix the issue.
Huawei To Unveil Ascend D2 And Ascend W1 At CES 2013
China-based Huawei has confirmed that it will unveil its first-ever Windows Phone 8 smartphone - the Ascend W1 - along with the Android-based Ascend D2 at CES 2013 in January.
Apple May Launch A Cheaper iPhone Soon: Reports
The latest iPhone 5 is following on the footsteps of its predecessors when it comes to high demand and popularity, but what if a cheaper version of the iPhone is launched? A report from Piper Jaffray indicates that Apple may launch a cheaper "iPhone for the masses."
Five Easy Steps To Unlocking Your Galaxy Note 2 And Galaxy S3 Smartphones (Tutorial)
Users of the Galaxy Note 2 and Galaxy S3 are in for some good news as the folks at XDA-Developers have found a method to unlock the smartphones permanently free of charge, as long as it runs the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean version or upwards.
HTC M7 Android Smartphone With 4.7-Inch Display, 2GB RAM, And More Leaked
Rumors suggest that HTC's next flagship smartphone, HTC M7, will make its appearance at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Feb. 2013.
Samsung Knocks Nokia Out Of The Top Spot It Held For 14 Years
When basic cellphones were all the rage, Nokia was the king of the castle. Nokia enjoyed 14 long years of being the #1 cellphone handset OEM. Nokia is still selling a lot of cellphones but as more and more people are buying smartphones, Nokia has been relegated to being the #2 cellphone handset OEM this year. Nokia can thank Samsung for ending its unprecedented long streak.
Promised Nexus 4 Orders To Ship In Time For Christmas, Says Google UK Chief
Consumers have been finding it difficult to lay their hands on the elusive Google Nexus 4 since its release in November. The smartphone was sold out within an hour of its release in both the UK and the U.S. and has been on backorder with many consumers yet to receive their handset; however, now, per reports, Google's MD has confirmed that the orders will be shipped in time for Christmas.
IBM's 'Next 5 in 5' List Predicts Futuristic Smartphones That Will Smell, Touch, See, Hear, And Taste
Every year end, IBM Research releases its "Next 5 in 5" list, which is a compilation of five technology predictions for gadgets in the coming five years. This year, the "Next 5 in 5" list from IBM focuses on the five senses and new technology surrounding each sense, pointing to incredible possibilities for futuristic smartphones.
Samsung Galaxy Grand Announced – How Does It Fare?
Samsung has just revealed a brand new smartphone – Samsung Galaxy Grand. Amidst all the popularity surrounding Samsung’s Galaxy brand of smartphones such as the Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 2, as well as the latest rumors about the Galaxy S4 doing rounds on the Web, Samsung has just revealed a brand new smartphone – Samsung Galaxy Grand – for its fans.
Smartphones May Soon Get Airbags
It may cost you hundreds of dollars if you accidentally drop your smartphone. But with the latest technology expected to come to smartphones, users can protect their smartphones from the accidental drop damages as smartphones may soon get equipped with airbags.
Photo Of Sony's Upcoming 5-inch Phablet Yuga Leaked Online
With the popularity of smartphones sporting 5+inch screens and sporting the "phablet" moniker on the rise, Sony is getting ready to enter the market with its very own 5-inch phablet.
