First benchmark results for the 64-bit Snapdragon 615-packing HTC Desire 820 are here
It's an award that recognizes novelty and things we haven't previously seen, rather than what's already out there, therefore it is not very surprising that Nokia 808 PureView won the Best New Mobile Handset award at Mobile World Congress 2012... A published report in China says that Amazon has signed a deal with MediaTek for the latter to supply chips for the Amazon Kindle Fire tablets; according to the report, Amazon will use the MT8135 quad-core chipset which features ARM’s big.LITTLE design. This includes two Cortex-A15 cores that are fast and used for graphic intensive chores while the two Cortex-A7 cores are used for basic housekeeping... On Friday, we told you about 9 cities that were apparently receiving T-Mobile's LTE signals before it is officially announced on March 26th; now, a list of cities has been leaked and these are alleged to be the first markets that will be blanketed with T-Mobile's LTE signals and the list does not include some of the cities where T-Mobile LTE has been appearing...
Yesterday, the BlackBerry KEY2 was unveiled and it now can be pre-ordered online from a couple of U.K. based stores. First up is Selfridges, which is a chain of high-end department stores. The latter is accepting pre-orders for the KEY2 until June 27th. Priced at $649 in the states, the phone costs £579.00 in the U.K. In addition to Selfridges, Carphone Warehouse is also accepting reservations for the KEY2... HTC Desire 825 reviews written by Phone Arena users.
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You can read the opinion of each user and how they rate the phone in 11 categories. Late last month, Xiaomi introduced its high-end Mi Mix 2S handset. This is definitely a muscle phone powered by the Snapdragon 845 mobile platform, carrying a pair of 12MP cameras on back (one features a wide angle lens, the other comes with a telephoto lens).
The phone comes with 6GB of RAM and 64GB/128GB of internal storage. The "King" variant is packed with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of native storage... The Huawei Ascend II is the successor to the original Ascend which was one of the top devices on Cricket. There are a few notable improvements in this second-generation smartphone.
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Of course including Android 2.3 is one of them, but in addition to that Huawei added a 5 megapixel camera on the back. They also bumped up the processor speed to 600MHz. See the page for all specs.
A change in how Android O behaves is rendering apps such as blue light dimming tool Twilight useless or partially broken. The change restricts apps from drawing over portions of the system UI, which may cause some apps that use this permission to not misbehave... 1When Apple launched the iPhone XS and iPhone XR series, everybody saw that as much as these phones were similar, the more affordable iPhone XR had noticeably bigger bezels all around the screen.
But how much bigger are those bezels exactly?... 1We can already see it coming, once Ubuntu for phones gets released, there is going to be a lot more talk about just how "open" Android really is. Mark Shuttleworth already made one such comment when introducing the platform, and Canonical is following through it seems. The newest is that Ubuntu Phone's 12 default apps will all be "community created"... The BlackBerry PlayBook 4G has become somewhat of the Duke Nukem Forever of tablets – announced way back in February 2011 and released, well, not yet... Samsung's Galaxy TabPRO 8.4 is the smallest, most compact of all new TabPRO tablets that the company just introduced, but it's pretty likely to end up as the most popular option. The reason for that is the recent glut for tablets that offer petite proportions, but don't skimp on the specs.
If anything, the 8.4-inch TabPRO fits that bill downright perfectly -- it's powerful and portable...
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