According to a recent Wall Street Journal report, one of the smartphones that Amazon has in the works will feature a glasses-free 3D display.
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?
As more people rely on their smartphones as their cameras, Samsung is rumored to release a photo-centric version of the Galaxy S4 that will feature a 16-megapixel camera.
While Sony released the unlocked version of the Xperia ZL in the U.S. earlier this year, the company has now begun selling its premium cousin, the Xperia Z, stateside.
Images of an unknown LG smartphone were leaked on the @evleaks Twitter account recently, revealing a large device with a front that is devoid of physical keys.
The Samsung Galaxy Core, the rumored low-end follow up to the Galaxy S IV, was officially revealed by the company earlier today.
Our latest list of top trending smartphones, based on reader popularity. Find out which devices are most interesting to our readers.
Recent reports suggest that LG and Google will be partnering up once again for another Nexus-branded smartphone.
Over the next few days, HTC will be hosting the HTC One weekend in which customers making the switch to the One will be offered at least $100 for their old phones.
A recent FCC listing has revealed that the Sony Xperia Z flagship will be released in the US on T-Mobile's 4G LTE networks.
Microsoft has released a new app aimed at enticing Android users to jump ship to Windows Phone. There is a catch, though.
An image has surfaced of the rumored HTC M4, and though it's expected to be a mid-range device, its design takes a leaf out of the book of the high-end One.
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