BlackBerry have released an update to the BlackBerry Password Keeper app for Android, bringing support for secure lists and more.
Google has released Google Podcasts, a standalone app meant to provide you with all of your favorite podcasts right at your fingertips. There are also recommendation algorithms in the app, which will recommend content based on the podcasts you already listen to.
BlackBerry's Indonesia partner BB Merah Putih is working on the BlackBerry Aurora, their first budget handset since the company partnered with Indonesian firm PT BB Merah Putih.
Samsung announced today that the Galaxy S8 and S8+ earned ‘Best Smartphone’ honors at the 2017 Asia Mobile Awards (‘the AMOs’), held each year to recognize game-changing mobile innovations at Asia’s largest mobile event.
Carphone Warehouse are claiming that the Priv is an exclusive, which infers that no UK carrier will be stocking it direct.
Acrobits turns 6 this November. In celebration, they are introducing Cloud Softphone 2.0, a revolutionary framework for creating full white label iPhone and Android clients.
HTC has announced the release of four new HTC Desire LTE smartphones in the U.S. – the HTC Desire 626, HTC Desire 626s, HTC Desire 526 and HTC Desire 520.
OnePlus has released a preview build of OxygenOS 3.0, based on Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow. Owners of the OnePlus 2 can now download and flash the release.
Telegram has rolled out a new update which brings support for multiple accounts on the same device and adds a quick reply shortcut. You can now add up to three accounts and switch between them using the left sidebar menu...
At a launch event in London today, UK company Wileyfox announced that it will be releasing two new smartphone models, powered by the Cyanogen OS system.
Planet Computers have confirmed the final specification for the Astro Slide – the first 5G device in the world to feature a full physical keyboard. Astro Slide 5G transforms from a traditional smartphone form-factor into a fully functioning micro-computer, with a keyboard that slides out.
Google has released the September 2022 Android Security Bulletin, giving carriers and device makers a fresh set of patches to install.
