We all know the Galaxy S4 device has a solid battery life. But many users prefer more battery life than the standard ones. However, Galaxy S4 owners will be happy to hear that battery case manufacturer Mophie has launched a new battery case for the smartphone. The Juice Pack will double the battery life of Galaxy S4.
Moto X has been around for a while now and so far, the handset has attracted raving reviews. Although packing a humbler hardware, Moto X’s design has wooed the hearts of most. The iFixit guys were quick to lay their hands on the handset and tear it down. Their final verdict is that Moto X is highly repairable.
HTC has long been cited as the sick child of the smartphone market. The company started with an excellent potential and a brand value that put it up there among the top players but over time, HTC’s smartphone market and its stock value has plummeted. Now, rumor has it that the Chinese company Lenovo may acquire HTC soon.
AT&T has the highest success rate for delivering mobile content across nationwide 4G LTE networks. And now they are going to release another new smartphone the HTC One mini on August 23rd.
Google recently launched its new Nexus 7 slate, packed with better specs and a very impressive display. Now, rumors have it that Apple is expected to launch new versions of iPad and iPad mini tablets by the end of this year, in an attempt to counter the competition from new Nexus slate.
When Google decided to launch a tablet of its own, Asus was the lucky company which was charged with furnishing the hardware part and overlooking the design of the first slate – Nexus 7. Now, Google is gearing up for a refresh of its Nexus 10 slate and Asus seems to have won the bid, yet again.
When after a lot of anticipation and wait, Motorola finally unveiled the detailed specs of Moto X handset, many were disappointed. That is because the hardware packed in the smartphone is rather underwhelming. However, Motorola team insists that the overall product design, which is revolutionary, makes up for it.
AT&T has been offering unlocked bootloader support for a number of devices in the past. Now, however, the wireless carrier has decided to stop lending the unlocked bootloaders, apparently in view of the fact that Verizon has stuck to its locked bootloaders across all devices.