Well that didn’t take long. Yesterday, we told you about an Android vulnerability found in ClientLogin that could have serious security ramifications. Using a dummy open access-point, a nefarious third party could passively — via >>
Well that didn’t take long. Yesterday, we told you about an Android vulnerability found in ClientLogin that could have serious security ramifications. Using a dummy open access-point, a nefarious third party could passively — via >>
A Verizon Wireless spokesperson has shed some light on the fate of the HTC Merge — an Android 2.2 handset first discovered last September. The device, which was officially announced by HTC in February, has >>
Remember that vaguely named “LTE Smartphone” being flaunted at CES by both Samsung and Verizon Wireless? According to intel gather by blog PocketNow, it looks like that very same handset will henceforth be >>
We knew if we looked long enough and hard enough we would find it! In spite of the handset’sĀ absenceĀ from both the official AT&T and LG booths at CTIA, we found the company’s latest >>
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Cord-cutting is happening faster than anyone predicted
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The Moon is about to do something it only does once every 28 years
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Google really can’t wait to sell you the Pixel 2
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iPhone 8 and X are so much more powerful than any Android phone, it’s kind of ridiculous
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A leak directly from Google confirmed several Pixel 2 details
Formerly known as the SCH-i520, the Samsung Stealth made a brief appearance at the Consumer Electronics show back in January. Announced along with ten other LTE devices by Verizon Wireless, the Stealth was forced to play >>
Here’s one straight out of left field. In a brief press release, HTC announced that its Merge handset — a device we thought was dead andĀ buriedĀ — will be making its way to North >>
Remember that Samsung SCH-R910 we first told you about back in January? Well, it looks like the device has officially launched with a new name, the Samsung Galaxy Indulge. Metro has a placeholder >>
We had a chance to spend time with Sprint, Kyocera, and the Echo earlier in the day, and while there were mumblings about what to expect, we have to say we were completely >>
