Verizon, America’s largest carrier, will exclusively carry the all new HTC One starting tomorrow, March 25. Other carriers like AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile will have to wait a couple of weeks to get the new smartphone. This information comes from an insider familiar with the matter.
A new benchmark listing has revealed the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 sporting Android 4.4 KitKat, hinting that the company is testing the update internally. The model revealed here belongs to a South Korean carrier.
The all new HTC One has already leaked more times that you can count. Now, just a day before its official unveiling, a full hands-on detailed review of the handset has been accidentally posted on YouTube. The 14-minute video reveals all the features and specs of the One and even shows the dual-rear cameras on the back in action.
The announcement of Android Wear, and smartwatches from LG and Motorola, was greeted by the public as: “Oh, look — a new kind of gadget!”
But the wearable revolution in general and Google’s Android Wear initiative in particular, is barely even about gadgets.
The smartwatch revolution is about three things: devices, smartphone apps and cloud services.
You’ll note, however, that these are listed in order from least to most important. Here’s why Google’s total dominance of the third aspect of the smartwatch revolution will make them unbeatable.
Samsung has officially documented the pricing and availability information for its upcoming flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S5, in Taiwan. According to the South Korean company, the handset will go on sale starting Friday, April 11, and will be available to buy from five of the country’s finest LTE-enabled operators — Chunghwa Telecom, Taiwan Mobile, FarEasTone, Vibo Telecom and Asia Pacific Telecom.
