A leaked Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean update JZO54K is now available for the original Samsung Galaxy Note N7000 handset and most of the Jelly bean features are working fine on this build. Check out the more info and grab the leaked Android 4.1.2 ROM from here.
According to a new leak, LG is working on the Optimus G2 handset, which is rumored to have a 5-inch 1080p display with 441PPI, 2GHz quad-core Snapdragon Prime CPU with LTE radio on board, Android 5.0 and more.
According to a leaked poster, Rogers Canada will sell the Samsung ATIV S handset for $149.99 on a 3-year contract or $549.99 off-contract. No word on the release date yet.
The HTC Deluxe DLX will be the actual name of the international version of HTC Droid DNA in the US and HTC J Butterfly in Japan. It will be available in black, brown and white colors.
LG is reportedly releasing a new smartphone Codenamed MS870 or LW870 powered by Android 4.0 ICS that would be heading to MetroPCS and Cricket Wireless network.
A new press shot of the upcoming ZTE Grand X Pro handsets has leaked online. Thanks to the Twitter courtesy of @evelaks. The handset could be the next flagship of the manufacturer for its 2013 lineup.
LG is reportedly working on its first smartphone with high-res 1080p display. It is also claimed that the device will sport Snapdragon S4 with an Adreno 320 GPU that the HTC Droid DNA runs.
Like other mobile manufacturers including HTC, Oppo and Sharp, Chinese company Lenovo is also reportedly preparing a new phablet with 1080p 5-inch display. Additionally it will have dual SIM Support.
Reports claim that Google has nearly completed its final testing stages for its new maps for Apple iOS 6 powered devices. There is no official announcement on its availability yet, but the App is expected before year end.
According to the reports, Verizon is expected to offer the upcoming Samsung ATIV Odyssey handset for free on contract. Verizon CEO has also confirmed that their Windows Phone 8 OS running handsets will be offered at three important price points, $200, $100 and $0.