The Samsung Galaxy S IV and the HTC One have emerged as two of the best Android smartphones to be released this year. Which one reigns supreme?ยป Read Article
HTC's plans to release a version of the One with stock Android may become official in just two weeks, if reports are to be believed.
After a long wait, the highly-anticipated Samsung Galaxy S IV is finally available to Verizon Wireless customers.
Leaked firmware files have indicated that Samsung may be in the process of developing fingerprint scanning technology for its Galaxy line of smartphones.
Though initial reports indicated that the Motorola X Phone would only be available on AT&T's networks, a recent leak points to a CDMA version of the phone for Verizon and Sprint.
The update notes for the Samsung WatchON app appear to confirm the impending announcement of the super-sized Galaxy S4 Mega.
The rumored ruggedized version of Samsung's flagship handset, the Galaxy S4 Active, has been spotted in leaked photos and a sneak peek video.
Despite earlier reports indicating otherwise, one HTC insider is claiming that, much like the Samsung Galaxy S IV, there is a stock Android version of the One in the works.
Google announced during the the Google I/O keynote today that it will unshackle the Samsung Galaxy S IV and will be releasing a stock Android version of the device.
The popular BBM service will be making the jump to both iOS and Android this summer.
BBC consumer reports show Watchdog will be airing a segment next week on the discrepancies between the advertised storage on the Samsung Galaxy S IV and what users actually get.
The 5.5-inch LG Optimus G Pro is now available in the US on AT&T's networks for $200 subsidized with a two-year contract.
Recent rumblings suggest that Google may have abandoned development of the X Phone, instead handing the project off to be developed solely by Motorola.
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