Android smartphones
It wasn't too long ago that we began hearing whispers of an upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 3 model equipped with a flexible display. Well folks, according to one Samsung representative, the South Korean electronics manufacturer is aiming to do just that in October with the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Active.
Google is widely expected to unveil a brand new Nexus smartphone sometime in October, and while the phone still remains a mystery, an accessories manufacturer reveals that it should be released and in consumer hands by the end of October.
When speculation about the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 first started piling up, a lot of it was centered on the display. Samsung was rumored to be interested in equipping the Galaxy Note 3 with a flexible display. While Samsung dispelled that tidbit with the official announcement of the Galaxy Note 3 in early September, it looks like Samsung may release a limited edition flexible display variant of the Galaxy Note 3 in October.
Following on the heels of Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile, U.S. carrier Sprint has finally announced a release date for the highly-anticipated Samsung Galaxy Note 3 smartphone.
Sprint is tipped to begin selling the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Oct. 2.
Samsung's current Galaxy S4 flagship phone is still going strong, but that hasn't stopped the technosphere from beginning to whisper about the next Galaxy S smartphone. While most of the initial speculation is just that - speculation - one Samsung executive may have let slip that the Galaxy S5 will sport a 64-bit processor.
While nothing official has been announced, a mysterious LG handset that's been popping up recently has been labeled the next Google-branded Nexus handset, the Nexus 5. Lucky for us, it shouldn't be too long until the rumors are confirmed, as a new report indicates the Nexus 5 could release in October.
After months of speculation, it's finally going to be a reality: the Google-branded LG Nexus 5 smartphone. The device is expected to make its debut October, but a new video showing off the handset in the wild has already hit the technosphere.
Google's next-generation Nexus smartphone, the Nexus 5, has taken quite a ride through the rumor mill this year, but if new reports are correct, the phone should be revealed in less than a month on Oct. 14.
T-Mobile customers will finally be able to pre-order the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 3 smartphone Wednesday, Sept. 18. The nation's fourth largest carrier will then officially release the phablet Oct. 2 in brick and mortar locations around the United States.
Google and Motorola unveiled the Moto X Thursday at a live event in New York. And unlike some other smartphones, it looks like the Moto X will be hitting store shelves, at least for Verizon, very soon after the official reveal.
According to recent reports, electronics maker Asus is looking to make its way to the U.S. smartphone market sometime next year. But with two companies already dominating the top slot, when 2014 comes, where will Asus find its niche?
Motorola will finally take the wraps off the upcoming Moto X smartphone Aug.1, and while that's only a couple of days away, we know some of you just can't wait, so here's everything we know about the phone so far.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is still around a month away from being unveiled, but that hasn't stopped eager tech heads from gathering up all there is to know about it. The latest? Some benchmarks that reveal some of the phablet's specs.
Motorola's upcoming Moto X smartphone has created a lot of buzz through a ridiculous number of leaks before the official Aug. 1 reveal, and the latest bit from the rumor mill states it could be releasing early August.
