Smartphone will cost £579 and is available starting, well, today, although only in Selfridges stores in London, Manchester or Birmingham. Carphone Warehouse, Unlocked Mobiles, BuyItDirect, Mobile Phones Direct and Clove Technologies across the country will start selling them on June 29th. Vodafone will sell them somewhen in late July. Specifications: - ...

According to the Korean news site The Bell, Galaxy S10 will have its iris scanner removed in favour of fingerprint on display scanner - something that Apple's iPhone X was supposed to have. It seems that Samsung has finally came to the point where he and his subsidiaries can mass produce components neccessary for the in-display fingerprint recognition. ...

The wait has been pretty frustrating for the unlocked Galaxy S9 and S9+ US owners, as the smartphone is still running on four months old security patch. Well, no more: Samsung is finally rolling out fresh updates for these two devices. These updates weight 700 megabytes and include, among other things, June security patch. Firmware versons rolled are G960U1UES2ARF4 ...

American scientists... no, seriously, bear with me. A group of engineers from the University of Michigan have created a 0.3mm computer that can measure temperature. Well, ”computer” is probably too big of a word, pun totally intended - this device has no long term memory and loses all of its data upon losing power. Fact is a fact, though ...

Answering a tweet of a fan, Nokia Mobiles has pretty much officially confirmed growing rumours of some of its smartphones receiving face unlock feature. The smartphones in question are the Nokia 8 Sirocco, Nokia 8, Nokia 7 Plus and Nokia 6. The exact words of Nokia Mobile were ”Nokia 8 Sirocco, Nokia 7 plus and the new Nokia 6, as well as the Nokia ...

After being announced two weeks ago, TCL has finally released a statement on 13th July being the US release date for the device. The pre-orders will be available starting June 29th, this Friday. BB KEY2's price will be $649.99. Pre-orders will be available via Amazon and BestBuy. Specifications: - Snapdragon 660 chipset, - 6GB RAM, - 64GB/128GB ...

BlackBerry KeyONE is going Oreo in North America, which is nice. On June 28th, in two days, US release of KeyONE will have its operating system updated to Android 8.0 Oreo. This update will also allow the phone to support Wi-Fi calling. Some of the new features included in 8.0 Oreo are Picture-in-Picture (watch a video while interacting with the app in the background), ...

Before this leak, there was very little that we knew about the first, upcoming Samsung from the Android Go program - all that we had was that it will have 1GB RAM and an Exynos 7570 CPU. Now, a picture with some of the phone's specs tells us about: - 5' Super AMOLED display, - Exynos 7570, 4-core, 1.4GHz, - 1GB RAM, 16GB ROM, - 8mpx main camera, ...

The device has been available for pre-order for a few weeks, and will hit retail stores in exacly one week. What will you get if you decide to spend your hard-earned 169 bucks on it? - 5.2' HD display, - MediaTek MT6750 CPU, - 2GB RAM and 16GB storage memory, microSD chip slot, - 13mpx main camera, 8mpx selfie shooter, - 2990mAh battery, - Android ...

... of how much time are you spending on the platform. This new, officially confirmed by the company feature will tell you how much time have you spent on FB in the last seven days. It will also show the average per day time that you were logged in. Another feature of this, erm, feature will be an option to set a timer to let us know when we have been ...

Hassan was killed when one of two smartphones he was known for carrying around each day exploded. Explosion started fire in the man's bedroom; the cause of death may be the either the fire itself or, as believes Nazrin's brother-in-law, a piece of an exploding phone that critically struck the back of the man's head. ”He had two phones, one Blackberry ...

As we know, iPhone X has no headphone jack (which is a shame). As it turns out though, Apple was also planning on removing the Lightning port; at least so says Mark Gurman from Bloomberg. In his article Mr. Gurman states that the company was seriously considering removing all the ports from their smartphone. He does not say why, though - we can only ...