HTC’s upcoming smartwatch has been the talk of the town for a while now. We know it’s on its way, but we haven’t seen any evidence confirming that its hit the production line, yet. Until now, that is. Today its been brought to our attention that the Taiwanese company has showcased its upcoming smartwatch in a ‘Behind the Scenes’ video it uploaded to YouTube a couple of weeks ago.
Just 24 hours, or so, before it’s scheduled to be unveiled at an event in London, NVIDIA’s latest Android-powered gaming device, the Shield Tablet, has been uncovered online. Set to retail at $299 for a 16GB variant and $399 for a 32GB model equipped with LTE, the slate is the American global technology company’s most powerful device, yet.
Initial signs suggesting that Motorola is currently in the process of developing a successor to its immensely popular budget-friendly smartphone, the Moto G, are now beginning to surface. Earlier today, a photograph of a device dubbed the ‘Moto G 2nd Generation’ appeared online airing the handset in all its glory.
Renowned leaker, @Evleaks, took to Twitter earlier today to bestow upon us some more information with regards to Google’s next Nexus tablet, codenamed Volantis, which we believe will be designed and manufactured by HTC. We first heard about the device last month when we were sent an early render and some alleged specifications, but it turns out that the initial documentation was in fact incorrect. From the details we now have it looks like Google is attempting to develop the world’s most powerful tablet.
The leaked import document.
We’re starting to see initial signs suggesting that LG is currently in the process of developing a scaled-down variant of its latest flagship smartphone. Earlier today, the G3 Mini appeared in a leaked document posted on an Indian import and export data logging website. Unfortunately, the paperwork doesn’t reveal too much about the handset’s pricing and availability, but it does shed some light on the specifications that we’re likely to see when the device eventually breaks cover.
