New features for disabled and visually impaired users in latest Samsung mid-range smartphone Samsung has announced a new mid-range smartphone,...
Samsung have officially unveiled the Galaxy S7 and the Galaxy S7 edge. The S7 and S7 edge are similar in many respects, except the former has a 5.1-inch Super AMOLED Quad HD screen and the latter a 5.5-inch Super AMOLED Quad HD screen  both offering 2560×1440 resolution.
Google has announced the Nexus 6 running Android 5.0 Lollipop. The Nexus 6 is a 5.96-inch device with a QHD 2560×1440 pixel...
On Tuesday (August 25th), BlackBerry held a webcast "BES12 v12.2: What’s New for Enterprise Developers?". If you were unable to catch the webcast live, the replay is now available online.
Google announced the Android Enterprise Recommended program today, designed to help enterprises find the best enterprise devices and services Android has to offer. As the name implies, it’s designed to point enterprise IT departments at devices that Google has deemed to be enterprise-ready.
Google has released the February 2022 Android Security Bulletin, giving carriers and device makers a fresh set of patches to install.
Google have released Google Play Services 6.5, which is available for developers via the Android SDK Manager. The biggest updates are to the Google Maps API.
Back in March, BlackBerry CEO John Chen called iPhone users wall huggers and it looks like Samsung liked that phrase as their latest ad directly tries to make fun of iPhone users.
Google has announced they will be hosting their first Android for Work Live online event to share how Android is transforming the workplace, expanding the business role of mobile devices.
Last month, somee high quality renders of the purported successor to the BlackBerry KEYone appeared online. This week, a TCL Communication-made device identified by model number BBF100-4 was certified by China’s telecom regulator TENAA.
Google’s attempts to fix Android OS version fragmentation appears to be working, with the latest released version becoming the fastest adopted yet.
Popular smartphone messaging service WhatsApp has been made available on web browsers for the first time. Jan Koum, the firm’s CEO, made the announcement on his Facebook page.
