This is something Google couldn’t do with their Nexus 4, perhaps the next Nexus smartphone will have LTE support?
23rd April 2013
How did this even happen?! Just terrible!
(Source: theverge.com)
Finally, a decent 4’ Android phone and it’s stock Android too!
(Source: theverge.com)
Sounds like what everyone else was saying about the iPhone 3GS and 4S.
The newly announced HTC One looks stunning. They’ve taken lots of cues from the iPhone and have created a very compelling offering. This is the first time I have been genuinely excited about an Android phone.
I wanted to love this device because the amazing display, but less than 5 hours of battery life is not going to cut it.
(Source: theverge.com)
The HTC Windows Phone 8X looks like a great piece of hardware, maybe even better than the much touted Nokia Lumia 920.
Q3 sales down 48% YOY and profits down 54% YOY, this is surprising since their products this year has been relatively good.
HTC’s new J Butterfly has a 5-inch, 1080P Super LCD 2 screen with 440ppi - sounds stunning!
- Camera: SONY NEX-5N
- Aperture: f/16
- Exposure: 1/10th
- Focal Length: 30mm
Notes: 2
US carriers are still running a business that is incredibly backwards. Apple is the only company with big enough balls to stand up to them. Samsung is starting to get there.
Mobile phone profits: a two horse race between Apple and a company imitating Apple.
(Source: theverge.com)
Is it ever a good time to buy an Android phone? It seems as though whatever you buy, it’s going to be obsolete a month later.
So much for on-screen keys for Android ICS, looks like HTC is having none of it.
(Source: theverge.com)
Apple: ship less, but reap all the rewards.
This is optimal, manufactures can provide a better product and consumers get better support, but can Android handset makers survive under this Apple-like business model? I doubt it.
