BlackBerry is clinging onto that physical keyboard. Photo: CrackBerry

BlackBerry Vienna, the Canadian company’s second Android-powered smartphone, has been revealed in leaked renders ahead of its official debut. Unlike the new BlackBerry Priv, Vienna has a more traditional BlackBerry form factor, with a keyboard built into the front of a candybar design.

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.”

Huawei’s Nexus has been given a face lift. Photos: OnLeaks

Huawei’s new Nexus smartphone has leaked out again ahead of its official unveiling this fall, and it looks a whole lot prettier this time.

The handset’s rather boring black plastic design has been replaced by a high-end aluminum one, which features front-facing speakers and a somewhat strange camera hump.

The new Moto 360 looks good. Photo: Gerrit Gödecke

Motorola’s second-generation Moto 360 has been spotted out in the wild on a Chicago train. Just as the rumors had promised, the device looks a lot like its predecessor, but sports larger lugs and a repositioned physical button.

Thanks, Samsung France. Photo: GalaxyClub.nl

We’ve seen the Galaxy S6 Edge+ countless times in recent weeks, and now it seems Samsung has given up on keeping it a secret ahead of its August 13 unveiling. The device was today leaked on the official website for Samsung France, which confirmed the handset’s pre-order date.