Samsung unveiled its latest mid-range dual-SIM smartphone, the Galaxy Grand 2, back in November, 2013, and on Saturday, January 18, 2014, the white variant of the handset went on sale from several independent retailers for ₹22,999 (Indian Rupee) — approximately $374. However, if you’re in India and you’re not a fan of the white colorway, then this could be your lucky day. The South Korean company has today launched two new color variations of the device — Pink and Black.
HTC has announced a new black HTC One max that makes its debut in Hong Kong today. As you might have guessed, it looks identical to the black HTC One, save for its rear-mounted fingerprint scanner and significantly larger display, and it carries the same specifications as the original One max.
More photos leaked over the weekend showing two new variants of Motorola’s mysterious Moto X. The images show the device pictured in both black and white, with the designs matching previous alleged casing images we have already seen.
Clove UK is reporting that the still unannounced black Samsung Galaxy S III will feature 64GB of internal storage, making it the first Galaxy S III model of that capacity. This is great news, considering rumors had the 64GB SG3 version all but dead. Clove is also pointing towards an October launch, which is on par with the 4-6 weeks availability earlier reported by Mobile Fun.
The sleek looking black version of the Galaxy S III has been randomly popping up everywhere and was recently spotted on T-Mobile’s USA website. While we have yet to hear an official announcement from Samsung, we know it exists, and one U.K. retailer is even expecting to have it in stock soon.
