The image above is being passed around by an anonymous tipster this evening that claims to have screenshots alongside some new information about an upcoming version of Gmail for both the web and mobile devices. According to the tipster, the update Gmail for web will have new Category tabs that organize emails into separate inboxes […]
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Today we’ve received potentially our first look at Android 4.3 Jelly Bean. A set of pictures leaked from the folks over at XDA showing an LG Nexus 4 with Android
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At least some Android enthusiasts were disappointed that version 4.3 wasn’t revealed during Google I/O, despite a few leaks prior to the event. But rest assured that Google is hard at work on the next update to Jelly Bean, as at least one XDA Developers forum poster discovered firsthand. “challeen” took the following pictures at the Thailand Mobile Expo 2013, showing a display model Nexus 4 (allegedly) running Android 4.3.
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We’ve been hearing a lot about Android 4.3 Jelly Bean lately, not 4.5 or 5.0 Key Lime Pie, and today over on XDA is possibly the first leaked images of
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The start of the weekend has began with a bang. Today we get another leak for the Z10 and this time we are in the 200′s. By now i hope you know the drill, download at you own risk and always remember that these are Leaked OS’ and we are not responsible if your phone bricks, burns or explodes. Enjoy! Download Os 10.1.0.2009 Here Don’t forget to leave us a comment with anything new you discover
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There has been a handful of Huawei P6 leaks in recent history, most of which were touching on the thinness of the handset. One of the more recent leaks arrived
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As was the case with another LG device recently, the Optimus F3 is making an appearance before going official. Today we’re getting an early look at what appears to be an entry-level member of the Optimus family, courtesy of @eveleaks, and one which will reportedly join Sprint’s smartphone lineup pretty soon. Among the alleged specs said are a 4-inch WVGA display, 2,460mAh battery, LTE capabilities and one of the latest versions of Android — Jelly Bean (4.1.2). Meanwhile, precise availability and pricing deets are still unknown, but, if all goes according to Phone Arena, we’ll find all that out here “in the next few weeks.” Filed under: Cellphones, Wireless, Mobile, LG Comments Source: Phone Arena
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Today has been filled with leaks, tips, and news regarding Samsung‘s upcoming devices, and now we have one more. After seeing the Galaxy S 4 Active, reports on the Note
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If you love the Samsung Galaxy Note II and have been patiently awaiting additional details or rumors about the upcoming Galaxy Note 3, get excited. Today we have a juicy
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The ongoing debate and rumor mill for the HTC One headed to Verizon isn’t going away, and now we have one more report to help fuel the fire. After initial
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The ruggedized Galaxy S4 Active is real. It’s been spotted on camera before, not to mention in various less dramatic leaks. The folks at MobileTechReview got their hands on one, and it looks pretty close to finished, assuming that they don’t already have a production model. In the video below, you can see the tougher red chassis (probably water and dust-resistant to some degree) and physical navigation buttons, as previously featured on Samsung’s Rugby models.
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Things in the mobile world just might get interesting. A device by the name of GT-P5200 has shown up on a benchmarking site called GFXBench, and it looks to be the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1. The Tab 2 10.1 had a model number of GT-P5100, so it would make sense. In shocking news, Samsung may be moving away from the ARM architecture with this one, instead… Read more
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Samung’s GALAXY S 4 Active is expected to arrive as a ruggedized version of the regular GALAXY S 4 and while we are still waiting on an official announcement, the
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Optimus G Pro also rumored for the Now Network LG is keen to make inroads into the budget LTEspace with its Optimus F series devices, first announced at Mobile World Congress back in February. But one device that wasn't shown in Barcelona was the Optimus F3, a budget-focused 4G handset with a 4-inch WVGA display. Now it seems the F3 may be headed to Sprint, as prolific leaker @evleakshas unearthed a render of the device with Sprint branding.
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Ah, T-Mobile’s illusive Galaxy S III LTE. We’ve known it was coming for months now, and the long-overdue device has now silently showed up on T-Mo’s website sporting a $70 down payment. Unfortunately, there’s no release date in sight, but a leaked internal document obtained by TmoNews shows June 5th as the official launch date, suggesting that the ‘add to cart’ option here is merely a pre-order option. But that’s not all TmoNews’ little snippet holds – there are also details of yet another member of the Galaxy Exhibit family.
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As if the brand new Galaxy S4 and last year’s best selling phone the Galaxy S3 didn’t already look enough alike, Samsung is looking to make the software as similar as possible as well. SamMobile has a leaked version of the Android 4.2.2 build that Samsung is working on bringing to the S3. Not only does it Android 4.2.2 Firmware Leaked for Galaxy S3, Brings Lots of S4 Features is… Click the post title to continue through and join the conversation!
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Samsung didn’t stray far from its comfort zone when designing the Galaxy S 4, and now a leaked build of Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean for the S III makes it even harder to distinguish the older flagship from the newer one. The folks at SamMobile got their mitts on a test firmware build and, better yet, have combed through it to see what’s new. As you may know, the S 4 ships with 4.2.2 under a TouchWiz layer, so it’s not surprising to hear most of the features new to this S III build are on the S 4 already: an updated version of S Voice, more lock screen options / unlock effects, new display modes, a redesigned settings interface, voice control, and more. SamMobile has put together a video walkthrough of the build (embedded below), and you’ll find an expanded changelog and software screenshots at the source link. Apparently, the firmware “works perfectly,” so if you’d rather not wait through the (often lengthy) carrier approval process, you can download it for your S III right now (flashing required, of course).
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We have seen a few leaks related to the GALAXY S 4 Active in recent history. Looking back and we have seen details that suggested a release would be coming
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Good morning, Galaxy S III users. Want to start off your week with a spiffy new software build? Then the folks at SamMobile are happy to oblige. They’ve got their hot hands on a leaked build of the Android 4.2.2 (JDQ39) update for the S III, packing the standard Jelly Bean 4.2 upgrades and more than a few features back-ported from the newer Galaxy S4. The flashable ROM posted to the site isn’t exactly official – it’s cobbled together from dumped files – but flashing it via Samsung’s Odin software won’t void your warranty
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We saw T-Mobile begin rolling out a Galaxy S III update last week. That update was bringing the handset to Android 4.1.2 with new features to include multi-window, however it
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