Nokia D1C is a mid-range phone, and the first one made by Nokia without the contribution of Microsoft. Phone will be available in two variant; a more expensive one (200$) that will come with 5.5' screen, 3GB RAM and 16mp main camera, and a cheaper one (150$) with only 5' display, 2GB RAM and 13mp main camera. The rest of specification will be the same ...

Almost three months have passed since the beginning of Galaxy Note 7's tragedy. Since then, Samsung has taken back 90% of the phones, in exchange offering different phones or deals on the new ones. Still, neither danger of explosion nor Samsung's aggressive campaign for giving up on Note 7's have had full effect, as roughly three hundred thousand phones ...

Citizen of Denmark, one David Lysgaard, sent his broken iPhone 4 back to Apple and, as recompensation, received a refurbished model. Case went into court, which decided that Lysgaard should receive a new model. Court's argumentation is that exchanging an owner's item with a refurbished one is not with accordance with Danish law. Judge has decided that ...

Event will take place in Delhi, during which the price and availability of the phones will be revealed. When launched in China, Nubia Z11 was avaialble in two versions costing 2.5-3.5 CNY. The cost of Nubia N1 was 1.699 CNY.Nubia Z11 specification:- 5.5-inch full-HD, 2.5D display,- 8-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 CPU, 2.15GHz,- 4GB RAM, 64GB ROM / 6GB RAM, ...

And what does this picture tell us? Honor Magic will have a curved display, with small bezels in the upper and lower parts of the phone. Camera lens are all that is visible on the upper bezel, which (according to people smarter than me) means that the phone's camera and speaker may be connected into one module. The finger laying on the lower bezel suggests ...

ZTE Blade Q Maxi otherwise called Orange Reyo. The smartphone is built on the basis of SoC MediaTek MT6572, designed specifically for low-cost smartphones. Equipped with a dual-core Cortex A7 (28 nm), clocked at up to 1.3 GHz, GPU Mali-400 OpenGL ES 2.0 and 1 GB of RAM. Even though this system can run Android 4.3, the device is sold with the version ...

As I said more than once, Samsung really does not want you to keep using Galaxy Note 7. We have reported every step the company made to discourage people from using it - they lowered the maximum battery capacity, they are going to cut off the phones from network providers. The really harsh treatment has avoided Europe so far, but no more. Samsung spokesperson ...

Samsung Galaxy Nexus is a smartphone operating on a dual-core processor clocked at 1.2 GHz, 1 GB of RAM and the latest operating system Google Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich). 5 megapixel camera equipped with the Instant Capture. The camera has an auto focus feature and allows you to take panoramic photos. Some of parameters of Your Samsung Nexus GT-i9250Body ...

This refreshed version of the popular smartphone Samsung Galaxy S. The newer version has a more powerful processor, a larger battery and a slightly modified screen. The phone uses the Android 2.3 with the overlay called TouchWiz. The I9001 installed four inch AMOLED panel with a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels. Key Features of Samsung Body Dimensions ...

If we are to believe David Ruddock from Android Police (and why not, guy's info is usually legitimate), the upcoming LG G6 phone will not have a removable case. This also means that the phone's battery will not be removable as well. Thankfully this ALSO means that the phone will most likely be waterproof. Another bit of news is that it will come with ...

Samsung really does not want you to continue using your Note 7. In Australia, New Zealand and Canada network providers will cut off Note 7's access, rendering them useless, but we already know that. The real news is what Samsung plans to do in the US. On December 15, Samsung will release an update that will disable the phone's battery from charging. ...

HTC is not doing that well lately, with few customers interested in their smartphones. The company's situation has been bad for years, and the rumour started that it might give up on making new flagships. Well, worry no more, HTC fans, because HTC's senior PR manager, Jeff Gordon, has made a statement on Twitter, according to which the firm is hard ...