Rumor has it that Samsung Galaxy Note 6 features iris scanner instead of fingerprint reader and is likely going to be IP68 water resistant, like the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge.
Reddit has today launched its very own apps for both iOS and Android, replacing the Alien Blue apps that had carried the Reddit torch for the last 18 months or so.
Huawei P9 and P9 Plus smartphones with dual-cameras in collaboration with Leica are official. Specs, price, and release date details can be found here.
Google has today announced that all of its Google Play family of apps are set to receive a visual makeover, or at least their icons will. In a blogpost by Jonathan Chung, Visual Design Lead, Google Play, Google announced that all six of its Google Play apps will get new, more colorful and friendly icons.
Fans of Instagram will soon be able to record longer videos for sharing with their friends and anyone else on the planet after the photo and video-based social network announced that videos of up to 60 seconds will soon be accepted.
Are these the official specs of the upcoming OnePlus 3 smartphone? Screenshot of an AnTuTu Benchmark result shows a new OnePlus smartphone labeled the OnePlus A3000 that, based on its specs, is believed to be the company's upcoming OnePlus 3 flagship smartphone.
Sony has just announced that it will be bringing PlayStation games to the iOS and Android platforms, and has created a special division just for this. Here are the details.
Here are top 8 reasons why the Samsung Galaxy S7 is better than Apple iPhone 6s and vice versa. If you had to choose between an iPhone 6s/6s Plus, or a Galaxy S7/S7 Edge, which one would you opt for? We're going to play devil's advocate here and run through a number reasons why each device is better than the other.
Google has flipped the switch and released a new Android N preview update. Considering the fact that first Android N preview build was only officially announced and released about seven days ago, it is kind of surprising that there's already a new update making its way to devices. Google is expected to continually progress Android N over the remainder of this year based on testing and user feedback.
Google has released a new set of design guidelines that could see popular Android apps start to look a little more like they were designed with iOS in mind. Google's updated Android design guidelines now suggest that developers should, where suited, use the bottom of the screen in order to show buttons that allow the user to navigate through different parts of the app instead of hamburger menu.
