Will Samsung’s folding phone be as pretty as this concept? Photo: Max Borhof
Samsung will launch its first smartphone with a flexible, folding display in January, according to reports, and thanks to one tipster, we now know which countries will get it first.
The device, codenamed “Project Valley,” is expected to be similar to Samsung’s existing flagships — specifically the S6 edge+ — when it comes to specifications.
Droid Maxx 2 is a Moto X Play reborn. Photo: Motorola
Motorola’s Moto X Play has been reborn for Verizon. It’s now named the Droid Maxx 2, and it gives consumers a more affordable alternative to the new Droid Turbo 2 without having to make huge compromises on quality.
The (almost) unbreakable Droid Turbo 2 has arrived. Photo: Motorola
Verizon today unveiled the new Droid Turbo 2, the first smartphone with Motorola’s new ShatterShield technology, which promises to protect against cracks and shattering for up to four years.
The device also boasts a Quad HD display, Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 810 processor, and up to 48 hours of battery life between charges.
Does HTC want the One A9 to sell? Photo: HTC
At $399, HTC’s new One A9 is more affordable than most flagship smartphones off-contract — but it’s still not in the same bracket as devices like the OnePlus 2. And it’s only going to get more expensive.
HTC mentioned during its One A9 unveiling that this price tag was a “limited time promotional offer,” and that ends when the device makes its official debut on November 7 — at which point, HTC will add another $100 to the One A9’s price tag.
Galaxy View won’t come cheap. Photo: Adorama
A U.S. retailer has spilled the price tag and full set of specifications — and already started taking pre-orders — for Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy View tablet ahead of its official unveiling.
The listing describes Galaxy View as a “TV reimagined for the streaming age,” delivering “a portable, touchable TV experience plus a bigger window to your favorite apps and content so you can do more, view more and play more.”
