It is no news that Apple has supply problems. What is news is that those supply problems are getting even worse: Foxconn, Apple's manufacturing partner, has only delivered 46.500 units of iPhone X so far. When compared to predicted number of pre-orders, that is said to reach roughly 40 to 50 million, that amount seems, and indeed is, paltry as f**k. ...

Last week I had the pleasure of writing to you about the recently produced renders of the upcoming Nokia 9 flagship. Render, made by one Steve Hemmerstoffera, was created based on the factory CAD blueprints. Pretty good source, but today it looks like someone thought to one up that attempt. Creators of the Concept Creator application have just published ...

We have had leaks and rumours about Axom M for quite some time now; today , though, is the day when the phone becomes officially revealed. If I were to sum up what we are being told about the phone, I would say that its dual display certainly makes it stand out from the crowd, but other than that gimmick there is nothing special about it. It has an okay ...

Specification: - 8' display, 1280 x 800p, Wacom digitizer, - Exynos 7880 CPU, - 3GB RAM, 16GB storage, up to 256GB with microSD, - fingerprint scanner, - 8mpx main camera, 5mpx selfie shooter, - 4450mAh battery, - IP68 certificate, - NFC, dual-band Wi-Fi, USB Type-C, Bluetooth 4.2, LTE, - Android 7.1 Nougat OS, - stylus pen. Device's ...

It seems like we have an iPhone Day today in IMEI24. I have already managed to berate low sales of iPhone 8 and inform you about how one unit of that model just went up in flames in China. Now I have to take a sharp turn and praise a bit older model iPhone 7 Plus, for doing something right. Maybe it's karma. I doubt I have to remind you about the latest ...

We have already received a number of reports on the so called Splitgate; batteries in some of the iPhone 8's seem to have a nasty tendency of swelling and pushing the phone aparat. That is always an interesting thing to write about, but today I have something much tastier and trendy for you. One iPhone 8 user, a Chinaman of unknown name and age, ...

What did you expect, miles long queues before Apple stores? It does not take a genius to see that iPhone 8 is just a slightly improved version of last year's iPhone 7. Who will want to spend seven to nine hundred bucks on a phone that is just good and nothing more? Well, some people, certainly, but if Internet talk is any kind of indicator then there ...

To be precise, Mate 10 will become available on November 15th and will cost $899, while Mate 10 Pro will hit the store shelves on December 4th and will cost $1099. The former will be available via Vodafone and the latter via Optus. Here is the phone's complete specification: Mate 10 / Mate 10 Pro: - glass and metal body, - Kirin 970 CPU, 8 cores, - ...

We never asked for it, we never wanted it and now we have it. Or at least I never asked for it. If you have, feel bad about yourself. Citizens of the US can now order food on Facebook using desktops, Android and iOS phones. How does this work? Pretty simple. You enter Facebook, go to search bar and type in ”Order Food”. You will then be presented ...

Thanks to OnLeaks we can now get a better look at two of Samsung's upcoming smartphones. Just having a picture to look at would be boring and not very informative, so how about a 3D video? Anyway, here is what the renders show: - both devices are made of glass and metal, - Infinity Displays with 18:9 aspect ratio & 2160 by 1080p resolution, rumoured ...

Google has just discovered an exploit that, without going into technical details of the how-whats, can allow someone to take remote control of the other person's iPhone. The gate that allows the exploit to take place is reportedly seven glitches in WiFi Broadcom drivers. Exploit only allows to take control of an iPhone 7 with iOS 10.x. So far Apple ...

Sorry for the misinformation! Some time ago I wrote a small post about how Nokia 8 will be available in the land of freedom, justice and apple pie, but now this news has been, unfortunately, debunked. The above screen of a message written by Rex Fryhover, head of sales for HMD Global's US branch, explains why it is so. The term ”not properly banded ...