we should have seen it coming after Apple made gold desirable again on handsets. gold is the new black in town cos’ not only did LG had a gold edition G2, HTC One also has a gold edition to colored handset lineup. set to be available in Singapore starting January 18 through the three
mobile phone getting the gold treatment isn’t the newest new, but thanks to Apple, it became a fad and suddenly, everyone is trying to get a splash of gold onto their handsets. of course, by ‘gold’, it simply means gold hue and not gold-plated, which is a good news for the aesthetic-loving
well, what do you know? Motorola Moto G (sadly, not the X though) has join the likes of HTC, Samsung, Sony, to fill up another spot in the growing Google Play edition stable. and lucky for budget-conscious Android purists, the Motorola Moto G Google Play Edition won’t be any pricer than the Motorola factory item
5-inch smartphone is not for everyone. understandable as not everyone has gorilla-size hand like yours truly, and hence it makes sense for Sony to roll out a slightly smaller version of its flagship Z1, aptly dubbed the Sony Xperia Z1 Compact.
thanks to handset maker like BLU Products, consumers are now able to acquire pretty looking smartphones with decent specs without burning a huge hole in our wallets, and without being tied to one particular Telco.
ever wanted an Android handset with a touch of gold? well, now you can – with the new Oppo R1 Smartphone. though that little gold-effect is only found on the metal band and only available to the white version of the handset; the black version stills get the silver treatment.
you are probably not impressed with BLU Products’ ‘affordable’ handsets with matching specs, but before you turn your head and leave, you might want to check out the BLU LIFE Pure Smartphone – a handset described by BLU Products as having “flagship performance.”
Gresso is a European brand more known for luxe-ing up iPhones and turning insanely priced bumper case, but now it has its sight set on the Android users or to be specific, Scrooge McDuckian-type of Android users
4K UHD TV is all the rage now (or is it?), but unlike Full HD, is has yet to trickle down to smartphone, so for now a 2K resolution smartphone seems like the “next logical progression”. why not? now that 3K has already comes to laptop, we see no reasons why the 2K display technology can’t call smartphone its home. speaking of which, today the XPlay 3S Smartphone from Chinese handset maker Vivo becomes the world’s first smartphone to tout a 2K Display and that
BLU Products, the purveyor of contract-free, super affordable Android smartphone is at it again. it has announced not one, but two smartphones in North America today. the two devices, the BLU STUDIO 5.0 II and the Advance 4.0 are designed to support multiple bands, ensuring it will work with all GSM and 4G HSPA+ networks.
with so many Samsung smartphones going 5-inch and beyond, we hardly think there will another one from Sammy that doesn’t. however, the Samsung GALAXY Core Advance Smartphone is in fact, a sub-5″ device that, according to the Korean electronics giant, has a mission to “provide a meaningful design to extend Samsung