You can now download official leaked HTC One M9 wallpapers for any device of your choice. More details and download link can be found here.
We're edging ever closer to Samsung's big Unpacked event, which will precede Barcelona's Mobile World Congress in just over a week, and the main talking point will be, of course, the Galaxy S6. Accompanied by the Galaxy S6 Edge - in-keeping with the Note 4's Edgy sidekick when the company dropped its latest phablet back in the fall - it appears that the company has gone all-out to impress fans of high-end specs and top-tier designs, and although it's too early to cast aspersions, it does seem as though the Tizen maker has really upped its game this time around. As anticipation reaches fever pitch, we have yet another beautiful concept video for you to drool over, and since it's based upon leaks that have continued to pour out over the past few months, it's as accurate as it is dazzling.
As mobile consumers, we're always wary of malicious intrusion, and as time progresses, those behind these hacks and exploits are getting even more cunning with their methods. Case in point, a new strain of Android malware that essentially spoofs a device's shut-down process, meaning that while you may think your tablet or handset has been switched off, the intruder is working overtime to make calls, take photos, and generally pry into your sensitive data.
Could Google be making the jump from Android 5.0 to 5.2 for the latest Android devices, including the recent Nexus lineup? According to a recent spotting, a Nexus 5 has just been seen running Android 5.2 Lollipop. Head over the jump for further details on this development.
Samsung Galaxy S6 battery size gets detailed in new report, and will be non-removable. More details on the news can be found right here.
The first camera modules for Google's Project Ara modular smartphone have just been revealed by Toshiba. Details and video of the modules in action to follow right after the break.
LG has announced a new smartwatch that it hopes will prove more popular as a fashion accessory during day-to-day activities rather than being something that customers see as a tech gadget.
Stability across different versions of mobile operating systems is never easy, not at least because developers are usually trying to cram as many new headline-grabbing features in as possible. At some point it's almost inevitable that bugs are going to sneak through.
Here's a list of some of the best paid iOS, Mac, and Android apps out there that can be downloaded absolutely free for a limited time. Head over the jump for the rundown of the apps.
Samsung’s smartphones have sold ridiculously well over the last half a dozen years or so, but even when they were shifting in mind-boggling numbers there was always one undercurrent of discontent amongst its customers. Samsung likes an app or two. Or dozen.
