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Ever wondered how Samsung manages to produce millions and millions of mobile devices while still keeping costs down? Well, Samsung is likely able to bring these costs even lower, as it plans to increase automation in its manufacturing process. According to Korean publication ETNews, Samsung has launched its “Gumi Project” earlier this year, which is aimed at reducing — and ... Read More »

During Google I/O last week, Play Music was updated to rival music streaming services like Pandora and Spotify. Google’s Play Music has proved to be a great service so far, but it isn’t going to appeal to everyone. That said, we’ve taken the liberty of putting together a list of some of the best alternative music streaming apps available on ... Read More »

Google made a lot of noise when it first announced the Galaxy S4 Google Edition, a Nexus-ified version of Samsung’s latest flagship smartphone. We’ve already talked about why it’s a big deal and what it spells for the future of Google’s Nexus line of handsets. But one thing we still haven’t talked is the big one: is it really worth ... Read More »

Back in April, Caterpillar’s Cat B15 arrived in the United Kingdom and several other European countries such as France, Spain, Portugal and Norway. Now it looks like the phone will soon be arriving in the United States as well. The North American version of the Cat B15 will be shown off at CTIA tomorrow, though it is largely the same ... Read More »

Galaxy Note 3 concept Allegedly showing the next-gen Galaxy Note smartphone, a new AnTuTu benchmark has surfaced providing certain details about the upcoming device. According to the image below, the Galaxy Note 3 scores no less than 27914 in AnTuTu, of course assuming that we’re actually looking at the real deal. More interestingly, we find out from the image that ... Read More »

A little while back, we played devil’s advocate and took a look a 5 reasons why you might not want to upgrade to the Samsung Galaxy S4. Now, in the interest of fairness, and because it is a pretty cool phone, we’re going to do the opposite and look at 5 reasons why you might want to pick it up ... Read More »

Today’s smartphones are rapidly evolving when it comes to screen size, processor speeds, RAM and even aesthetics – with many brands ditching plastic casings in favor of unibody metal designs. Unfortunately, there is one area that might not be advancing as quickly as we would like: security. Sure, there have been some improvements in phone security. Largely though, most folks still stick ... Read More »

Coming off the heels of the Galaxy S4 launch, Sprint announced today at CTIA 2013 that it will be bringing the LTE-armed Galaxy S3 to its prepaid Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile brands in June, at an undisclosed price. The hardware under the hood hasn’t changed much — it has the same 4.8-inch HD Super AMOLED display, a 1.5GHz dual-core ... Read More »

If you’re reading this on a Nexus 7, do us a favor. Hold it up to your ear. If that seems reasonable to you, and you’re an AT&T customer, keep reading. You’re going to be really happy. The crew over at Pocketnow has come across an interesting string of happenings. As it turns out, the Samsung Galaxy Mega may be ... Read More »

Tegra 3 devices were a revelation when they came to market. That technology was, and is, very speedy and capable. With the advent of Tegra 4, which is a quad core chipset, NVIDIA was also able to produce a Tegra 4i. The latter of the two has ended up being the darling of the mobile tech world, at least in ... Read More »