The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 has received plenty of praise since making its debut last month, and like all of Samsung’s flagship devices, it looks like it’s selling incredibly well. Samsung CEO JK Shin has this week revealed that the company has already shipped 5 million devices in just one month.
HTC unveiled the One Max two weeks ago, as an upscaled variant to its immensely popular high-end Android-powered smartphone, the HTC One, the handset was exclusively available to purchase on-contract from Vodafone U.K., just a few days after its announcement. And now, today, an unlocked version of the phablet should be in stock at several U.K. independent retailers.
The demand for 4G LTE connectivity has never been greater, so consequently operators are pulling out all the stops in an effort to try to fulfil the high demand and Sprint is no exception. In an effort to keep up with its competitors, Sprint Corporation has announced that it has launched its high-speed 4G LTE data in an additional 45 locations across the U.S., bumping its networks total number of nationwide markets up to 230.
Samsung recently revealed that its first Android-powered mirrorless camera, the Galaxy NX, will be making its way to the U.S. before the end of October, but the South Korean company failed to provide any details as to whether the Wi-Fi only or 4G model will touch down in the States. Now, a recent FCC filing has emerged, revealing that the device will support AT&T’s LTE and HSPA data services, thus confirming 4G capabilities.
Juan Perez-Gonzalez must have thought he had hit the jackpot when he stole a truck full of LG smartphones worth $12 million, but his luck soon ran out when he crashed into a utility pole in Louisville, Kentucky, and was caught by police.
