Priv could have been a great phone. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
It seems not even Android can save BlackBerry’s falling hardware business.
The Canadian company has confirmed that it sold just 600,000 smartphones during its fourth fiscal quarter, despite the launch of Priv last November. The new handset clearly hasn’t been the savior many fans were hoping for, then — but we’re not surprised.
HTC 10 is a powerhouse. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android.
As we await its official unveiling next month, the HTC 10 continues to tease us in an ever-increasing list of leaks.
The latest gives us an early glimpse at its AnTuTu benchmarks, in which it beats the iPhone 6s, Galaxy Note 5, and even the new Galaxy S7 edge.
The One M9 comes with a free Nexus 9 today only. Photo: HTC
HTC is giving One-series fans a terrific reason to pick up the latest model this week.
For a limited time only, those who purchase a One M9 through the company’s online store will get a brand new Nexus 9 thrown in free.
Is HTC back in bed with Google? Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android.
Google’s next three iterations of the Nexus could all come from HTC.
According to a new report, the Taiwanese company — which made Google’s last Nexus tablet and the very first Nexus phone — has secured a three-year deal that will see its name plastered on Google smartphones beyond 2018.
It’s as easy as that! Photo: Michigan State University
Your fingerprint is supposed to be the most secure method of locking your smartphone, but that’s not the case if your device can be easily fooled.
Researchers have been able to hack those from Samsung and Huawei using only an inkjet printer and conductive ink.
