Apple can’t keep up with the consumer demand for the iPhone SE

Apple released a new smartphone last week, and as with just about every smartphone it releases, the device is so popular that the company hasn’t been able to manufacture enough of them. Known as the iPhone SE, there isn’t anything special about this smartphone aside from the fact that it’s slightly cheaper and slightly smaller… Continue reading Apple can’t keep up with the consumer demand for the iPhone SE

This might be our first look at Motorola’s next flagship

Considering how the Moto X Style was released last July, we’re probably going to have to wait a few more months to see any official news regarding the device’s successor. Fortunately, unofficial news is always there for people who don’t want to wait months for information, and a Google+ user by the name of hellomotoHK may… Continue reading This might be our first look at Motorola’s next flagship

Microsoft has finally started rolling out Windows 10 Mobile

Whatever hype Microsoft managed to generate over Windows 10 Mobile after first announcing it has long since died off, and now the belated release of the operating system has been met with little more than mild interest. Microsoft finally announced the long-awaited rollout of Windows 10 Mobile on Thursday, and there are 18 smartphones that qualify for… Continue reading Microsoft has finally started rolling out Windows 10 Mobile

Samsung has finally made an Android skin that doesn’t suck

Samsung has proven time and time again that it knows how to make excellent hardware that sells hundreds of millions of units every year, but the company’s track record with software, on the other hand, is abysmal. It’s almost impressive how Samsung is able to take even the lightest, smoothest versions of Android and turn… Continue reading Samsung has finally made an Android skin that doesn’t suck

The Android N developer preview is here WAY sooner than expected

People weren’t expecting Google to unveil the next version of Android until its annual I/O developer conference in May, but the company surprised everyone on Wednesday by announcing the Android N Developer Preview, which makes this the earliest developer preview it’s ever released for Android. The reason for this is that Google wants as much feedback from developers… Continue reading The Android N developer preview is here WAY sooner than expected

Apple might release a 5.8-inch OLED iPhone in 2018

Apple released a supersized iPad back in November, and now a report from Taiwan is claiming that the company plans to do the same with the iPhone within the next couple of years. According to the report, this so-called iPhone Pro will have a massive 5.8-inch screen, but that’s not even the most-interesting part. The report also… Continue reading Apple might release a 5.8-inch OLED iPhone in 2018

OnePlus paid a lot of money to appear in House of Cards

President Frank Underwood may be required to use a BlackBerry for the sake of national security, but the First Lady has no such restriction. Claire Underwood gets to use whichever smartphone she wants, and she chose to use the OnePlus 2, although I’m sure that has more to do with the fact that OnePlus paid Netflix $300,000 than anything… Continue reading OnePlus paid a lot of money to appear in House of Cards

Windows 10 Mobile might finally launch later this month

Windows Phone sales have shrunk into virtual non-existence, and the release of Windows 10 Mobile might breathe new life into the platform, if Microsoft ever gets around to releasing it. Originally expected to be released in late February, the operating system still isn’t available for existing Lumia devices, but according to a report from VentureBeat on… Continue reading Windows 10 Mobile might finally launch later this month