HTC One A9 : A sequel to HTC One or Apple iPhone 6 ?

The Taiwanese smartphone making giant HTC is well known for its flagship devices and does stand in competition with companies like Samsung.  Last year they presented the HTC One M9, which stood out as a flagship device which was preceded by bigger 'One M9+'.

This year HTC introduced the HTC One A9 - a device which carries the flagship 'One' name, but is a 'A' class device. The company promised the first Non-Nexus device with the latest Android system - Android Marshmallow, and did deliver this beautiful gadget on October 20,2015 in New York. As soon the images hit the internet, people were like," Dude, it looks just like an iPhone !". But when I saw it and read the specs, I was convinced that HTC was the first contender to bring a unibody Aluminium body smartphone on the market. Let's know more about this device !

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LG Nexus 2015 ?!

     LG fans have been wondering where the company has been since the launch of its flagship device - The LG G4. Well. here's the good news. The above image of the next Nexus is lurking around on the internet since past couple of weeks.
 

Leaked : Samsung Galaxy Note 5 !

     After releasing an epic phone called the Samsung Galaxy 6 and the Galaxy S6 Edge, Samsung plans to bounce back with a more awesome device, The next Galaxy, The next Note - The Samsung Galaxy Note 5.

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LG's Android flip phone gets a global release

     Remember the good old days when we had a flip phone ! Open the flip to pick up the phone and shut the flip like a boss ! The BlackBerry Pearl , The Moto Razr etc !

     Well, LG has renovated the idea by launching a new flip phone with an Android system. They have named it the "LG Wine Smart".

Nokia reveals Ozo, a high-end futuristic camera for filming virtual reality

     Many of us got wondering of what Nokia is upto after selling handset business to Microsoft for $7.6 billion. Well,Nokia calmly replied that they were planning to focus on maps, network infrastructures and "advanced technology". Although Nokia didn't specifically reveal what tech exactly at the moment, Nokia came out with a banger, unleashing the first camera to shoot virtual reality.