Watch today's Pocketnow Daily as we go through some new iOS 6.1.3 bugs that have been detected. Then we talk about the Samsung Galaxy S 4 and some new things discovered after a ROM dump. Later it's more Galaxy S 4 talk as we have some results on battery tests against the HTC One and iPhone 5. Later we talk about some new Xperia models leaked, the Xperia A and Xperia UL, and please don't laugh at the names before we do. We end today's show talking about Amazon and their probable 4.7-inch smartphone. All this and more after the break. Stories: - Latest iOS 6.1.3 Update Seems Pretty Bug-Prone ...

Watch today's Pocketnow Daily as we talk about the T-Mobile announcement of their LTE network and an iPhone 5 to go along with it. Then we move to Windows Phone 8 as new rumors have it supporting FM radio in the near future. Sprint is next as it finally confirms what Windows Phones it'll start their line-up with. Then we talk about HTC and Qualcomm as they both team-up to promote the new HTC One, and we even talk about the Desire P and Desire Q we sadly can't recommend. We end todays show talking about HTC's plans for a Butterfly 2, and what this means to the HTC One. All this and more ...

Even though we recently saw HTC's take on HDR video on Anton's recent test, Sony was arrived first to the game with their Xperia Z and Xperia ZL. A lot of people have asked us if HDR video is just as good as HDR photographs on smartphones. High Dynamic Range photos are really three photos snapped into one. What devices do is select the better lit areas of each of the three photos in different exposures and provide you with a better result at the end. When it comes to video, the concept and solution are a little different, but the purpose of providing you with better detail on badly lit ...

When I worked in wireless retail, I would sell customers on the iPhone at least five times more often than any other smartphone, despite the fact that I wasn't a personal fan and my store made next to nothing on them. I was an Android and BlackBerry guy at the time, and had either of them been better (for basic consumers) at the time, I probably would have sold more DROIDs and 'Berrys. But back then, about three and a half years ago, the iPhone was simply the best choice for the average consumer, hands down. It was the gold standard in mobile, and for years, every high-end smartphone was ...

For those of you that really believed that Apple was launching iOS 6.1.3 just to fix the screen lock bypass, well, it turned out to fix a lot more than just that since the Jailbreak community is again stuck with an operating system they can't hack. Now even more proof that Apple wasn't really out to fix the lock screen issues are the fact that there is now proof that the problem still exists. As reported by AllThingsD and as shown on the video bellow, you can still bypass the lock screen by doing a similar command. In this case, even though the video only shows access to the dialer, it ...

Yesterday, we put HTC's new flagship, the HTC One, up against Samsung's 2012 hotshot, the Galaxy S III. As such a high-profile Android, the One's competition isn't limited to other handsets on its own platform, and we're going to see users taking a first look at Android give the HTC One some consideration. Will it hold its own against the likes of the iPhone 5? We took a look at both smartphones to see how they compare. While there's a clear size difference here, from materials to design, it's hard to deny the HTC One has gotten a lot of, shall we say, inspiration from the iPhone 5. The ...

Samsung's new Galaxy S IV may face some stiff competition from the other Android big boys in the ring, but that's not even considering the battle it will wage against Apple. While we look to new iPhones over the horizon, the iPhone 5 is still the handset the GS4 is going to have to answer to for the time being, so let's see how these two measure up. The Galaxy S IV may be the fiercest fight the iPhone 5 has ever faced; will the latter's age start to show against the GS4's cutting-edge hardware? Can all of Samsung's attractive software features draw users away from the reliable allure of ...

Apple wants in on the buzz, which has been pretty much hijacked recently by HTC, MWC, and now, Samsung, or, they really just want to put their alternative out there: the iPhone 5. The Cupertino-based company has published two new iPhone 5 commercials, dubbed "Brilliant" and "Discover". There's nothing special about the ads per se, as they are showing off either apps running on the device or the Passbook feature in action. Some gaming action is also in as well as Apple's own take on maps. Check them both out below (but we'll understand if you won't, with just two days away from the new ...