It is believed that Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo could soon have another competitor in the home console market. No, we are not expecting a massive resurgence from Atari! Surprisingly, it’s actually Google who is believed to be entering this space…
A keyboard-bearing Blackberry smartphone from TCL with the model number BBF100-1 has posted some scores on popular CPU Benchmark Geekbench. Could this be a follow-up to the KEYone?
HTC has been teasing different aspects of their upcoming new “HTC 10” flagship using the hashtag #powerof10 ahead of the official debut on the 12th of April. The company’s teasers already include a range of features such as the camera…
Rumours have been circulating for a while now that OnePlus are planning to release a second handset this year, the OnePlus X. The device is said to be aiming to meet a low price point and feature a fingerprint scanner, much…
When Google Launched Android Pay last week many Android users were disgruntled by the fact that the service was limited to the US. In fact there was no mention of international support at all. However, it now seems that Android…
So far this year we’ve seen numerous leaks pointing to the release of two Nexus phones (an LG Nexus 5 and Huawei Nexus 6), however there has been little evidence of substance suggesting that any new Nexus tablets would launch…
Teasing over, this is it. This is how the next Nexus phone would look if we were in charge and shows what a finished a 2015 Nexus phone from LG could be like.
So a short while ago we brought you a rumour that BlackBerry might be working on Android phone and this latest leak seems to confirm that. We have to say, things are looking much better than we expected!
According to a report from Reuters, BlackBerry is now considering making a new smartphone which runs Android instead of their own Blackberry 10 operating system.
PC giant Asus are considering buying up a struggling HTC whose stock tanked this week, falling over 20% following the company’s revised Q2 earnings outlook which predicted steep losses for June.