Acer did not make much noise in the smartphones market, but it did make some waves in the tablets market, especially with the Acer Iconia Tab A500. If you are thinking of upgrading your Iconia Tab A500 to Ice Cream Sandwich, you might want to hold off first and instead check out the latest version of Honeycomb for the Iconia Tab A500.
XDA Developer member germsa has created an Android 3.
Google’s most successful Pixel to date is getting a sequel in 2020, and today we’re getting a first look.
Leaker Steve Hemmerstoffer (known online as OnLeaks) and 91Mobiles just published renders showing the Google Pixel 4a, expected sometime in the next few months.
As with other leaks from Hemmerstoffer, these images are renders built from CAD schematics of the device. Hemmerstoffer has an impressive track record, having published dozens of accurate leaks of high-profile devices over the past few years.
With the imminent release of the 2013 flagship devices, the good news, for anyone not looking to splurge on the “latest and greatest,” is the associated price drops for last year’s high-end smartphones, which are still great devices, and become a lot more affordable. This is certainly the case with HTC. With the imminent release of the HTC One, HTC India slashed the prices of its 2012 offerings, the HTC One X and One X+.
Learning to program and put together hardware can be intimidating, but given the right tools it can also turn into a fun and productive experience. Have you ever thought about playing with Arduino to make your own robots? You can now learn to do it without breaking the bank. The AA Deals Store is currently selling the Makeblock Arduino Starter Robot Kit for only $79.99, a 46% discount over the product’s original price.
Google Play is not exactly the most efficient mobile app store for monetizing apps, and there have been many reasons for that. Google has addressed many of them over the past 2 years like: implementing better ranking of apps, making it easier for users to discover new apps, adding more countries that support paid apps, adding in-app billing, and so on. But they still need to work on making it easier for developers to make money.
HTC’s extra-large smartphone will apparently offer users fingerprint-reading functionality, a new set of images reveals.
The pictures below reportedly show the HTC One Max (also known as the T6), which is expected to launch later this year.
Provided by Taiwanese site ePrice – which has been a constant source of mobile-related leaks – the images show a HTC-branded handset that seems to have a fingerprint scanner under the rear camera.
Mymanu’s truly wireless CLIK S enables travelers to speak to more than 2 billion people in 37 languages across the globe, allowing you to experience local life and explore those hidden gems. Its dual-sided “CLIK” buttons will let you listen to your favorite music in HD sound, answer calls and read texts/notifications at your leisure, all for 30 hours. With various sized memory foam ear tips, CLIK S will give you the highest comfort and secure fit as you enjoy all of its cutting-edge features.
If there is One phone that takes the cake for the most unusual string of strategy this side of the Twilight Zone, it would have to be the OnePlus One. Well received by all those who have One, its saga is already epic: first released with Cyanogenmod pre-installed, then later with the Oppo’s Color OS, the only way to get One has been by invitation. This already created a major demand downer, as given the affordable price and excellent specs, it was certainly a coveted creation.
Remember when we (jokingly) called Huawei crazy for unveiling a beastly 6.1-inch phone called the Ascend Mate? Well, Samsung is about to get even crazier, as rumors of a 6.3-inch Galaxy Mega are intensifying.
If we are to believe Sam Mobile, the Mega 6.3 is to start selling in week 20 of 2013 (May 13-19), so a little while before the 5.8-incher that’s furiously making the rumor rounds as well. The online publication also has an alleged spec sheet of the jumbo-sized phone, but, in lack of an official confirmation, you should regard the following info as speculation.
Putting aside any love or hate you have for Apple, you can’t but help like Steve Wozniak. The man is a legend. The Apple co-founder, who invented the Apple I and Apple II computers, has been talking with community members over at Slashdot and during the discussion the topic of Android popped up!
As part of the “interview” members posted all manner of questions for Woz ranging from “What new stuff excites you most now?