The image above is claimed to represent the ZTE Grand X Pro, a phone we know nothing about for the moment. There was a ZTE Grand X LTE phone announced on June 19 for Asia and Europe and that was featuring a dual-core Qualcomm MSM8960 chip clocking at 1.5GHz, an eight-megapixel main camera and a 720p-capable front-facer. Given the Pro added to the name this device should be an upgrade of some sort but there are no specs to go with the leaked press render. However, we see a close-to-vanilla Android experience on a screen which looks large-ish (if we really had to guess, we'd say around ...

We're expecting the Verizon Droid DNA made by HTC to be unveiled at tomorrow's event and with all the rumors and recent press render leaks we have a pretty good idea of what to expect: it will be a Big Red variant of some sort of the HTC J Butterfly which was recently introduced for the Japanese market by the manufacturer. The images above and below seem to be consistent with the press render we've seen representing the Droid DNA, with slight changes (though the accented camera on the back seems to follow the design guidelines used by HTC recently in its One X+). Strangely this phone is ...

We've heard a lot about the phone which has changed many names in the recent past (DIX, DLX, DNA, etc.) to finally settle for one. The Droid DNA by HTC is believed to be unveiled in a joint Verizon-HTC event on November 13 in New York. We've seen press renders leak alongside real-life pictures of the device. The render above claims and looks to be the final press render of the phone. There's nothing here we didn't know until now but, as usual, when official press renders surface it means that official wording is close. The Droid DNA is expected to have, according to reports, a five-inch ...

Samsung made a bold move to bring back the stylus in the form of an S-Pen on the initial Galaxy Note; fast forward to today and the Galaxy Note II employs it and so does the Galaxy Note 10.1. All Android devices, right? Well, if the video below shows information which will turn out to be true Samsung will bring the S-Pen (and its respective S-Note application) to Windows 8. The Samsung ATIV Smart PC in the video below not only seems to have an S-Note variant (pretty much the same as the application from Android) but it also shows an included S-Pen to take advantage of it. It is holstered ...

The Nokia Lumia 920 should land on AT&T, according to reports, later this week on the 9th, even though there has been no official wording from the carrier just yet. The price is rumored to be around $150 and Nokia itself has just confirmed this bit of information, even if it quickly yanked the reference. In the image above you can see Nokia's mobile webpage for the Lumia 920, which is also linked in the source below. The first live tile --which is not live in reality anymore neither on a Windows Phone nor on the computer-- says it all: $149.99 on AT&T, of course, with a two-year ...

We first heard of the ZTE Flash at the end of July when a couple of specs and future possible Sprint availability were rumored. Fast-forward to yesterday and we were able to take a look at a couple of pictures of the phone in real-life. Today we can check out its render with a confirmation of a close-to-13MP camera. For around $130 you should be expecting to get this ZTE phone with a 4.5-inch screen (probably HD), 1.5GHz dual-core SoC, 1GB of RAM, and a 12.6-megapixel main camera. If you like the rounded corners of the Nexus phones (and don't mind the Nokia 808 Pureview-like hump at the ...

Those who have seen the leaked renders of the LG-made Google Nexus 4, which should have been released tomorrow if the event wasn't cancelled due to weather reasons, probably remember the controversy and all the talks regarding the screenshot displayed on the phone's screen. No longer! A new leak has popped up and it is allegedly the final one: there's a new wallpaper and camera icon so it is pretty much safe to assume that this is what Google will be unveiling whenever the event takes place. As far as the Nexus 10 is concerned, a new video has popped up --however, a very short one at ...

We shook our heads when we heard about that Samsung spokesperson allegedly go on record to tell the world that US variants of the Galaxy S III might have to wait until next year to get the official Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update. The carrier enumeration was lacking Sprint though and this right here could be the reason why. If the above screenshot is legit than you should be able to upgrade your Sprint Galaxy S III to Google's latest and greatest today. The process which should start today will reportedly bring a new build L710VPALJ7; however, the date at the very top is followed by a ...