the Nexus 4 is now available in stock at T-Mobile and you can buy it from the carrier’s official website only. It costs you $199.99 for a 16GB edition, if you are willing to sign up for 2 years on a Classic Plan with T-Mobile
Samsung is work to develop a hexagon and diamond shaped pixel layouts for their upcoming small size AMOLED panels. This pixel layout may come in the Galaxy S IV.
First Firefox OS developer phones Keon and Peak have been officially announced. Keon comes with 3″ HVGA screen, 1GHz CPU, 3MP camera, 4GB ROM, and Peak will ship with 4.3″ qHD display, 1.2GHz CPU, 8MP camera, 4GB ROM, and 1800mAh battery.
New reports confirmed that the HTC M7 will be heading to AT&T, Sprint, and Verizon but there’s no evidence whether T-Mobile will carry the device or not.
FCC and WPC have approved an LG device bearing the model number VS870 which is likely to be the LG Escape for Verizon.
Samsung is now rolling out the long awaited Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean update JZ054K.19100XWLS8 for the Galaxy S II editions in Spain. Check out the changelog of the update and download the OTA update by following the instructions provided here.
A new report has claimed that two 4-inch iPhone models will be unveiled in this year and another model with a larger screen will be released in 2014 or beyond.
An alleged image of the Samsung Galaxy S IV handset has been posted on a Picasa album, labeled as a “Galaxy S IV GT-I9500 Product Image”.
Multiple screen shots of the HTC Sense 5 Custom UI has been leaked. The leaked pics shows off the new UI’s clearer and sleek interface.
It is reported that Samsung will announce the Galaxy S IV handset at a special Mobile Unpacked event in March although they won’t show off the device at MWC 2013.