Category Archives: Android
Oppo Find 5 gets January 29 launch date in China, soon to be launched in Europe!
Oppo Find 5 will go on sale in China on January 29th, and soon after in Europe and in U.S. You can also pre-order Oppo Find 5 now in China for 2,998 yuan ($485). The pricing is for 16GB version, and there’s no official pricing set yet for 32GB version. Oppo Find 5 has 5-inch 1080p display, quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro CPU, 2GB RAM, 12MP camera and 2,500mAh battery. Company also told that Oppo Find 5 pricing in U.S and Europe is set, $500 for 16GB version and $570 for 32GB version. Check out more info from the source link after the break.
ASUS launches MeMo Pad, offers Jelly Bean, 16GB of storage and $150 price tag!
There was lot of tablets shown in CES this year, and ASUS showed few there too, but one tablet they didn’t show there was ASUS MeMo Pad. ASUS MeMo Pad, 7-inch 1,024-by-600 tablet runs Android Jelly Bean, has 16GB of internal storage, a Mali 400 GPU, 1GB of RAM and a 1MP front facing camera. ASUS MeMo Pad isn’t as nice as Nexus 7, but with price tag of $150 it’s little bit easier to your wallet. ASUS also informs that MeMo Pad is “tablet-only product”, meaning that it won’t be getting Transformer Pad-like keyboard dock. Check out the official press release after the break.
Android 4.2.2 shipping on Nexus 4 in Brazil and Malaysia?!
Google and LG collaboration, Nexus 4, is apparently now shipping with Android 4.2.2 pre-installed, according to sites in Brazil and Malaysia. As you can from the picture above, Android 4.2.2 is showing up in the about screen, but we all know that it’s easy to fake. It’s bit strange though that both sites from different countries are reporting this almost in same time, so it might just be true. It’s still unknown what Android 4.2.2 brings, and it might just bring bug fixes, but as we all know Android 4.2+ has loads of bugs, bug fixer update would be welcomed open arms. Google hasn’t said a word, and all we can do now is wait and hope that the update arrives sooner rather than later.
Upcoming Dead Trigger 2 demoed on Nvidia Project Shield!
Everyone is drooling over the Nvidia Project Shield gaming console, and now, there’s a video showing upcoming Dead Trigger 2 gameplay through Nvidia Project Shield. The game runs super smoothly, the controls seems to be very responsive, and the FPS action seems to be spot-on. There’s not much info about the Dead Trigger 2, except that it’s coming sometime in June and it will be free to play. Dead Trigger 2 sets the bar for graphics very high in Android games, and as there’s Tegra 4 CPU in Project Shield there will be no problems running the game smoothly. Check out the Dead Trigger 2 gaming video after the break.
Samsung unveils Galaxy S2 Plus with Android 4.1.2 OS!
Samsung has officially announced Galaxy S2 Plus. The Galaxy S2 Plus is updated version of the Galaxy S2, running Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean, has 4.3-inch WVGA (480-by-800) Super AMOLED display, 1.2GHz dual-core CPU, 1GB of RAM and 8GB of internal storage. Galaxy S2 Plus also has 8MP camera on the back and 2MP front facing camera. There’s no LTE onboard, so you can expect HSPA+ (21Mbps). Samsung didn’t announce when or what price Galaxy S2 Plus will be available. Check out Samsung’s announcement from the source link after the break.
Samsung GT-I9500X, possibly Galaxy SIV, listed on company’s website!
Benchmarks are the ones that can often reveal details about upcoming Android devices. Sometimes they even confirms that the unknown Android device exists, but they are never 100% reliable as sources as they can be manipulated. Now on Samsung’s official download site lists still unknown Samsung device labeled as GT-I9500X, this might be long waited and rumored Galaxy SIV device or Tizen smartphone. But what does this listing tell us? Well it gives us a clear clue that the GT-I9500X now exists and might be even tested already. There’s not much info on the official Samsung download site, but you can check it out by heading the source link after the break.
Huawei launches Ascend D2, 5-inch 1080p display, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean!
Huawei adds yet another high-end smartphone to it’s line of Android handsets. Company’s CEO Richard Yu referred the smartphone as the “dream phone.” Ascend D2 is packed with pretty impressed specs, including 5-inch 1080p display, quad-core 1.5GHz K3V3 processor, Android Jelly Bean, 13MP camera on the back and 3,000mAh battery. Huawei launched only 5-inch version in CES 2013, but there will be also 4.7-inch model. Ascend D2 launches in both pure white and crystal blue and will be available in China this month and in Japan at a later date. There’s no word yet about the pricing, but i’ll keep you posted when i get more information. Full press release after the break.
Huawei launches 6.1-inch Ascend Mate!
Huawei launched highly anticipated and huge phablet, the 6.1-inch Ascend Mate. As you guessed it has 6.1-inch 720p display, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, 8.1MP camera on the back, and Huawei’s own Hi-Silicon 1.5GHz processor. Ascend Mate’s huge 4,050mAh battery will keep your device alive longer — Galaxy Note 2 runs with a 3,100mAh cell. WiFi is boosted up to 150Mbps thanks to dual WiFi receivers. Huawei claims the Ascend Mate will give you 22 hours of chatting, 14 hours of surfing the Web and 10 hours of video. 73% of the Ascend Mate’s front is covered by the display which features Huawei’s new “Magic Touch” tech, which means that you can touch the display with normal gloved hands. Ascend Mate ships in China on February and in other countries in March, no pricing revealed yet. Full press release after the break.
Samsung Korea details Jelly Bean update for Galaxy S2, date is still unknown!
There’s not much information about the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update for Galaxy S2 device, but now Samsung Korea has released official information about the update. Still there’s something missing, the launch date. First information is less positive as internal storage will be reduced from 12GB to 11GB, thanks to the new update partition. Also the update will be available only via KIES, with no OTA update option available.
Now the positive stuff. Android 4.1 for Galaxy S2 will include new features, such as Project Butter and Google Now. In addition to the new features there’s going to be some additional applications too, Google+, Google Play Books and Google Play Movies will be pre-loaded.
Check out the full features list from the source link after the break.




























