We’ve heard the stories before, smartphone overheats and explodes causing burns to the user and that’s exactly what happened to eleven year old Isaiah Clinton … Read more…
The phone cases keep rolling in here at Techaeris headquarters and this time around we’re taking a look at some cases from Verus. I’d never … Read more…
The Monaco 47 by Yezz Mobile is a dual sim Monaco-branded Windows smartphone targeting the European market. Yezz was kind enough to send us one and we take … Read more…
On one end of the spectrum sit the $800-plus flagship devices from Motorola, Samsung, Apple, Sony, and others. On the other end, you have $150 … Read more…
When one thinks of Android smartphones, Samsung, Apple, Motorola, and HTC come to mind. Other manufacturers have struggled recently with gaining market share, and Sony … Read more…
A Quebec man refused to give up his smartphone password to border officials working for the Canada Border Services Agency at Halifax’s Standfield International Airport … Read more…
Motorola updated their Moto X device last fall and now it has received an update to Android 5.0.1 Lollipop. In an increasingly mid-sized smartphone market, … Read more…
Saygus is looking to enter the Android smartphone market with a bang later this week and has announced that their Saygus V2 “superphone” will be … Read more…
Snail Games debuted a new entry into the gaming smartphone market at CES with two products simply named the W and the W 3D. Each … Read more…
When one thinks of smartphones, the Lenovo brand doesn’t necessarily come to mind. That may be set to change however, as Lenovo has announced the … Read more…
Snail Games has been a dominant gaming authority in the Chinese market place for over a decade and now they’re ready to bring their hardware … Read more…
Every year smartphone makers like Apple, Samsung, LG and Motorola bring us some of the most advanced, well designed and thinnest smartphones on the market. … Read more…
The Dragonfly Futurefön is a very unique Indiegogo project going on right now which, I might add, is fully funded. With nine days to go … Read more…
In September, Motorola President Rick Osterloh announced that the days of the $600 mobile phone were numbered. Apparently he didn’t tell that to his own … Read more…
It’s that time of year, time for the next round of smartphones to blast you in the face just as you’re due for an upgrade. … Read more…
As September 9th rolls in ever closer we’re bound to start seeing more and more leaks of the iPhone6. We don’t generally post rumors and … Read more…
It wasn’t even a concern for Apple when designing the initial iPhone, but mobile applications can make or break a handset – or even an entire … Read more…
These days, it is increasingly tough for companies to keep a lid on upcoming products. After months of speculation, Samsung has officially unveiled their latest mobile … Read more…
Today, manufacturer Geeksphone and security firm Silent Circle have started shipping pre-ordered sales of their security-centered smartphone, Blackphone, to consumers worldwide.
iOS 8 is nearly proof that Apple will build a smartwatch and it is a good estimation to think it will release this year. Many companies have a smartwatch currently on the market with many more amazing models on the way such as the Moto360 and the Kairos watch we previewed last week. The smartwatch everyone is waiting for is one the company that will make it has not even announced yet. Here’s why we should expect an announcement soon.
Yeah, we know you know. It’s hit the web like a digital tsunami, Apple has won the latest court battle against Samsung slithering out with $119 million dollars. On the flip side, a much less lofty flip side, Samsung sprung out with $158,000 from a couple of patents the jury found Apple in violation of. Re/Code did get a statement from Apple right after the verdict and here’s what they had to say.
The folks over at OnePlus have finally unveiled the smartphone they have controversially marketed for the past few months (the One). There are two models available, a 16GB model for $299 and a 64GB model for $349. Did that get your attention? Even though some of this companies marketing choices have soured some users, this phone just may be worth a look, video after the break.
The smartphone start-up OnePlus just announced a new method to get their yet to be released or shown smartphone into the hands of consumers. OnePlus is opting for an invite system that they hope will get their product into the hands of hungry fans without making them struggle against each other in an online ordering battle. OnePlus took to social media to announce the invite system which ignited a mix of reactions among fans and users. Read the entire press release after the break.
Business Insider is reporting that Apple is currently negotiating with the major carriers for a $100 price increase on the iPhone 6. All the leaked information and images have pointed to Apple increasing the size of the iPhone to 4.7″ and possibly a second 5.5″ version. We’re not really sure why Apple is pushing for such a price increase other than manufacturing costs and the use of sapphire displays.
To me, choosing a smartphone is much like selecting the next car you want to buy. It has to look good to you and feel right in every way if you’re going to spend your hard earned money. Even if you have a decent amount of knowledge, you want the sales person to help you make a decision partly based on information he or she might have that you do not as yet. If that person does not possess the knowledge needed to convey all the pertinent information to you it’s possible you might drive off the lot with something you might regret later. The same can be true of shopping for a smartphone.
It’s been one full week since I bought the htc One M8, and I would have to tell you it’s not nearly as good as … Read more…
We’re almost ready to showcase our baby to the world. On April 23, the OnePlus One will be fully unveiled.
Forget gimmicks and bloat. It’s time to return to the product itself. Its design, its build quality. The feeling you get when using it. It’s time to return to user value, and make all the necessary choices to ensure that in the end, it’s the user that benefits.
Thanks for everyone’s patience and support over the last few months. We promise it will be worth it.
A mother has filed a class action complaint in California against Google over in-app purchases made by her son. The story begins with the mother buying a 99¢ game, Marvel Run Jump Smash, for her son. By buying the game, her Google account was left authenticated for 30-minutes (by design) so that in-app purchases would not require a password. In that 30-minute window, her son bought $65.95 in virtual in-game currency known as crystals.
