Unfortunately, HTC was unable to meet its initial goal of updating the Evo 4G LTE by the end of 2013, leaving many of us disappointed. But, today, Jason Mackenzie, President of HTC America, officially revealed on Twitter that the update will be pushed to Sprint for review in “mid-January” and is expected to reach our devices by way of an over-the-air (OTA) update sometime in February.
HTC has revealed a new addition to its rapidly-growing lineup of dual-SIM devices. The Desire 400 was listed on the company’s Russian and Ukrainian websites, without either showing an official announcement. However, both sites reveal that the device will ship with dramatically different internal specifications, but the overall external appearance will remain the same.
On Monday, Samsung announced the availability of its GamePad in select European markets, and now just a couple of days later, to coincide with the GamePads introduction to the public, the South Korean company has revealed that it will be launching a brand new “Game Edition” bundle of its Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 (which will come complete with a GamePad unit in the box) in the not-too-distant future.
Samsung showcased its partial gaming attachment, the GamePad, at IFA 2013 on Friday 6, December, and now the South Korean company has made the product official. In a press release earlier today, Samsung revealed that the GamePad is currently available in select European markets for Android smartphones between 4 and 6.3-inches, and is compatible with handsets running Android 4.1 Jelly Bean or higher, provided they have Bluetooth 3.0 or NFC.
Samsung Taiwan posted a rather clever video on its official YouTube channel, two days ago, teasing a new device that’s advised as “coming soon.” The South Korean company labelled it as simple, elegant, fast and fit.
