The upcoming Moto Z Play isn’t the best-kept secret by any means. We’ve already seen a few leaks, but this time, we also get a glimpse of the white variation.
Earlier this month, we reported that the Moto Z Play will be joining the recently-announced Moto Z family. China’s TENAA certification gave us a sneak peek at the device itself, including some of its specs: the upcoming Moto Z Play will sport a 5.
Would you like to use a VR headset with an image resolution that matches that of the human eye? That’s what the newly revealed Finland-based startup called Varjo claims to have made in secret. The company says it has created a VR and AR headset that can display images at a whopping 70 MP, well beyond what is currently supported by headsets such as the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift, both of which show content at 1.
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The team behind video conferencing service Zoom has made a number of security tweaks after it received a ton of bad press for privacy and security concerns.
We recently saw the team add stronger encryption and a one-stop security hub, and it’s now revealed a few more changes, starting with personal meeting IDs (PMIs). The company has confirmed that account holders and admins can now disable these personalized meeting IDs/links.
Last week, a German retailer listed the upcoming Samsung Galaxy J5 (2017) on its website. In addition to the specs, the listing also revealed that the smartphone will be released on June 22. Now, Samsung’s upcoming device has been spotted on Amazon France, hinting that it might be officially announced today.
The Amazon listing, which was taken down quite fast for some reason, featured a few images of the Galaxy J5 (you can see one above) that shows the June 5 date on the smartphone’s screen.
Canvas Infinity Pro
The new Micromax phone comes with an 18:9 display and a selfie camera consisting of one 20-megapixel sensor and an 8-megapixel one.
Micromax launches its new budget smartphone, Bharat 5, in India
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The Indian consumer electronics company just launched its latest device in India. The Canvas Infinity Pro not only features a 5.7-inch HD display (720 x 1440) in an all-new 18:9 aspect ratio, but also Snapdragon 430, 4 GB of RAM, 64 GB of internal storage, and a 3,000 mAh battery.
While we expected the Samsung Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 2 to receive certain features of the company’s latest flagship, the Galaxy S4, who would have thought that one of the first smartphones to receive such an update would be the Samsung Galaxy Grand. Well, this update includes just one feature, but it’s something.
The many Samsung Galaxy Grand owners in India will be receiving a small OTA update that brings the Group Play feature to the 5-inch mid-ranger.
ZTE surprised us all last year with the launch of the Axon Pro. A high-end, premium smartphone at a competitive price tag wasn’t necessarily a new concept, but up until then we weren’t used to seeing that from ZTE… especially in the United States.
Now the company is back with a successor to last year’s Axon Pro. The all-new ZTE Axon 7 sports many of the same design cues and features as its predecessor, but also comes with a few notable enhancements that you’ll definitely want to check out.
We are here at CES 2016 with Alcatel OneTouch, where the company has taken the wraps off of their latest series of affordable entry-level smartphones. What do these devices have to offer? We find out, as we go hands on with the Alcatel OneTouch Pixi 4!
Like its predecessors, which were launched at the same event last year, the Pixi 4 is available in a variety of sizes, but while the 3.
HMD Global is slowly building up its portfolio of stock-Android-running smartphones. In addition to the trio of mid-rangers (Nokia 3, 5, and 6) it launched at MWC, the company bolstered its high-end with the Nokia 8, and now the other side of spectrum is getting some attention.
Just leaked by Evan Blass, the Nokia 2 looks… well, like a generic cheap phone. If you have a visceral hate of bezels, you’ll probably want to close this post and move on, but design is hardly the point here.
Last year, Samsung set a high standard with the beautiful Nexus 10, but all signs point to Asus taking over for the second generation of the high-resolution tablet. @evleaks, the habitual purveyor of insider info, just tweeted the image below.
This isn’t the first piece of evidence that Asus is making the Nexus 10 (2013). The device showed up in the inventory of a British retailer, with a price tag of £350 for the 16GB version.