The First Pic Of The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Is Allegedly Leaked & It Has A Massive Display.
The Galaxy Note 8, But it looks like images are already leaking online. VentureBeat’s
Saturday, 5 August 2017
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Both the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus are going to be announced on March 29 and will be shipped out bearing a 5.8-inch and 6.2-inch QHD Super AMOLED displays.
Tuesday, 7 March 2017
The Leaked Galaxy S8 And Galaxy S8 Plus With 5.8-inch And 6.2-inch Side By Side.
New Galaxy S8 photos show off every angle, hints at always-on home button and IR blaster.
Now that we’re in the final stretch before the Galaxy S8’s official reveal, leaks are coming out faster than ever before. We’ve already learned a lot about Samsung’s upcoming device, Galaxy S8 & S8 PLUS.
Monday, 6 March 2017
Samsung is set to debut the Galaxy S8 and the larger Galaxy S8+ on March 29th
There are a ton of new phone announcements coming out of Mobile World Congress, but Samsung isn't unveiling the Galaxy S8 until late March. Samsung might not be waving its new phone around, but other folks certainly are. The Galaxy S8 has been extremely leaky, and the latest round of leaks (in both photo and video form) provide a closer look at the curvy nature of the device.
As is common with leaks, these images were captured in less than ideal conditions, probably with great haste. Additionally, the phones have plastic cases on the back to
Monday, 27 February 2017
The Galaxy S8 has been extremely leaky, And here we are with latest round of leaks.
The beast in question is the ‘iPhone 7 Pro’, a new 5.5-inch flagship device that will sit above both the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus when the three phones are released in September. It’s calling card? A revolutionary dual lens camera. And now MacRumors claims to have attained the first photo of it.
Wednesday, 16 March 2016
iPhone 7 pro a new 5.5-inch flagship device with dual lens camera
Alleged Samsung Galaxy S7 chassis leaks.
No rumor season is complete without a chassis leak, and that has been the missing piece of the puzzle with the Galaxy S7 speculation so far.
Sunday, 13 December 2015
Galaxy S7 won't differ significantly in design from the Galaxy S6
A new picture of the upcoming Sony Xperia Z series flagship devices, expected to be the Xperia Z5 and Z5 Compact, has leaked. In that shot, both phones were turned on and showing the instructions for training their respective fingerprint sensors. Thus, we found out that these are going to be the first Xperia smartphones to come with such scanners. These will be embedded inside the handsets' power buttons. And now we're basically getting a better look at those buttons.
You can more clearly note the fingerprint scanner on the right side of the phone and the lower-placed volume rockers.
It's just that now they'll also serve authentication purposes through those embedded fingerprint scanners. While placing a fingerprint sensor on the front of a phone (embedded in the Home button) or on its back (under the camera) have pretty much become the norm, Sony is going a different way with the Z5 duo.
The source says that both handsets are naked and not in any kind of bumper or case. The pictures match what we have seen of both devices, with a continuation of the OmniBalance design language. We do question the placement of the volume rocker, especially on the Compact model, as we imagine it would be tricky to easily access with one hand. Whilst no leaks of the larger Z5 (Ultra?) model have emerged, it will also sport a very similar design with similarly placed volume buttons.
Obviously don't forget that these images may not be the real deal. That said, the two Z5 devices are probably going to get official at an event on September 2, so the fact that they're leaking now isn't at all surprising.
Wednesday, 5 August 2015
Leaked image shows the Xperia Z5 and Z5 Compact Comes With Fingerprint Scanner
The new leaked photos showing the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus and the Galaxy Note 5. Here’s no way to prove the veracity of the images except for the blurry images showing the name of the devices during the boot up.
The pictures also reveal the design of both devices, there’s nothing surprising about the Galaxy S6 edge+ since it’s merely an enlarged version of the Galaxy S6 edge. As expected the Galaxy Note 5 appears to borrow major design cues from the Galaxy S6 duo but does pull off that look quite nicely.
Samsung is rumoured to announce both the devices in United States on August 12.
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The pictures also reveal the design of both devices, there’s nothing surprising about the Galaxy S6 edge+ since it’s merely an enlarged version of the Galaxy S6 edge. As expected the Galaxy Note 5 appears to borrow major design cues from the Galaxy S6 duo but does pull off that look quite nicely.
Here are the photos of the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus:
And here are the photos of the Galaxy Note 5:
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Friday, 24 July 2015
Samsung Big Brothers Galaxy Note 5 And Galaxy S6 Edge Plus Surface The Web
BlackBerry continues to churn ahead with the development of new models. Images of three new, unannounced phones were published on Monday. The first one is the sequel to the BlackBerry Passport, known as the BlackBerry Oslo. We've seen pictures of this handset earlier this month.
First up, is the aforementioned curved device. It is dubbed the BlackBerry Slider or BlackBerry Venice and it is gearing up to be a true flagship offering. It should feature a 5.1-inch display, with a resolution of 1440 x 2560 pixels. Currently, we can't really say in the display is actually curved, like the one on the Galaxy S6 edge, or the effect is achieved by some clever optical work, like with the upcoming Oppo R7, but that is really beside the point. The smartphone looks quite nice and a very pleasant change of pace for BlackBerry. Its specs sheet should also include an octa-core CPU, a 16MP main camera, 5MP front-facing shooter and a 3,650 mAh battery, so it is definitely studding into flagship territory.
There are two other new devices that are featured in the leaked photos. One is said to be a direct successor to the current BlackBerry Passport. As far as we know, it will bear the name Oslo and share much of its sibling's specs sheet, like the same 1440 x 1440 pixels display, Snapdragon 800 chipset, a 13MP camera with OIS and a 3450 mAh battery. The device also looks to be quite similar on the physical side, with the same spacious physical QWERTY keyboard.
The BlackBerry Slider/Venice is top-shelf all the way from the 5.1-inch 1440 x 2560 (QHD) resolution screen, to the octa-core CPU. A 3650mAh battery keeps the lights on, and the phone would offer a 16MP rear-facing camera along with a 5MP front-facing snapper. This handset could make a debut this coming fall.
BlackBerryCentral has gotten some new information (including a release date) about the upcoming BlackBerry Oslo device quietly announced at MWC.
Along with the information is an alleged official image of the device which we'd like to share with you today. Before we get to that, let's talk specs and release:
Release Date
Apparently, the device is getting ready for a June 30th release of 2015. No official confirmation can be made as of yet.
Specifications
The device is very similar to the Passport internally, although we're told some specs are subject to improvement.
- 1440x1440 LCD Screen
- 13MP Rear Camera, 2MP Front
- OS 10.3.2
- 3450mAh Battery
Oslo
More live images of the Sony Xperia Z4 show up, no surprises
The Sony Xperia Z4 can't come fast enough for fans of the brand and undecided smartphone aficionados alike. Judging by the smartphone's recent visits to the rumor mill, the flagship is drawing near.
The press renders that made the rounds before, have taken up live form. The speakers are housed behind thin slits at the edges of the devices, and the front camera and notification LED are where expected.
The glass back also sports your typical Xperia design language with a modest Sony logo positioned in the center and the 20.7MP camera atop an LED flash. What will please the general public is the omission of the flap, which covered the USB port in previous Xperias. The IP68 certification for dust and water protection is retained, though.
This batch of images is accompanied by alleged specs, which claim that, indeed, the Xperia Z4 will come with two resolutions on its 5.2-inch screen - either FullHD or QHD. The Snapdragon 810 will power the smartphone, joined by 4GB of RAM, when the previous consesus was on 3GB. The front camera will be a 5MP unit.
The Xperia Z4 will boot Android Lollipop out of the box, as if you could have expected anything else from a major launch in 2015. When that launch will take place however, remains a mystery for now.
Another day, another HTC One M9 Plus leak. HTC's upcoming handset has been a constant presence in the rumor mill for the past few days and, as it turns out, leaked images are pretty easy to come by. Granted, all we have seen so far are renders, from various sources and they have been getting more and more frequent. We are yet to see some live shots of an actual unit, but, from the looks of things, the smartphone will certainly feature a physical button.
This has been a long-standing debate about the M9 Plus and while one or two renders, could be deceiving in nature, evidence has started piling up and at this point, there is really no ignoring the big, round button, in the middle of the bottom Boom speaker. A brand new set of pictures only further proves this point.
This has been a long-standing debate about the M9 Plus and while one or two renders, could be deceiving in nature, evidence has started piling up and at this point, there is really no ignoring the big, round button, in the middle of the bottom Boom speaker. A brand new set of pictures only further proves this point.
As far as we know, the HTC One M9 Plus might debut with two different chipsets - a MediaTek MT6795 model could cater to the Asian markets, while a Snapdragon 810 version will be sold elsewhere. The rest of the device’s rumored specs include 5.2” QHD display 3GB of RAM, and 32GB of expandable memory. Cameras are likely to be 20.7 MP on the back and a 4MP Ultrapixel model on the front. The whole thing should be powered by a 2840 mAh, non-removable battery.
New renders of the HTC One M9+ are leaked
Alleged press renders of the upcoming HTC One M9+ made the rounds on Twitter, courtesy of @upleaks. The high-end smartphone is going to make its official debut next month, on April 8 in Beijing.
Shortly thereafter, @upleaks posted a closeup shot of the area below the display of the smartphone. A homescreen button which is likely a home to a fingerprint sensor splits the BoomSound speaker of the device.
The circular camera of the handset should hardly catch anyone by surprise. It has already appeared in live photos.
HTC One M9 Plus might debut with two different chipsets - a MediaTek MT6795 model could cater to the Chinese market, while a Snapdragon 810 version will be sold elsewhere. The rest of the device’s rumored specs include 5.2” QHD display, fingerprint scanner, 3GB of RAM, and 32GB of expandable memory.
New LG G4 press renders show up, front and side now visible
After yesterday's early glimpse at what's said to be a non final LG G4 press render, now we can take a look at more renders, this time showing the upcoming handset from the front and sides.
Published by French website Nowhereelse, the new renders are, once again, non-final. However, while some things might change before LG announces the G4, it's said that the real handset won't be too different from what we're seeing below. As always when it comes to leaks, though, we can't be sure of anything until things get official.
Published by French website Nowhereelse, the new renders are, once again, non-final. However, while some things might change before LG announces the G4, it's said that the real handset won't be too different from what we're seeing below. As always when it comes to leaks, though, we can't be sure of anything until things get official.
As we told you yesterday, it seems that the G4 is indeed slightly curved, though definitely not as curved as the LG G Flex 2. We still don't know what size the screen of the G4 has, but it appears to be around 5.5 inches.
Rumors have it that the LG G4 is powered by an octa-core Snapdragon 810 processor, while other features could include a 20 MP rear camera, a front-facing camera of at least 5 MP, and a fingerprint scanner. LG is planning to announce the G4 next quarter, likely in April or May.
Take a look at the alleged LG G4 press renders below, and let us know if you like what you're seeing.
WSJ: next Apple iPhone will have Force Touch-enabled display
According to a report in The Wall Street Journal, Apple’s next iPhone will have a Force Touch—capable display. The technology is already present on the Apple Watch, as well as the brand new MacBook.
Apple Force Touch senses the amount of pressure applied on a device’s screen or trackpad. Depending on the amount of force applied on the display, a device’s user will have access to a different set of on-screen options.
The successors of Apple iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are widely expected to feature a similar design as the models they are bound to replace. Their screen sizes will also likely remain unchanged at 4.7” for the regular iPhone and 5.5” for the Plus model.
Apple however, is working on a pink color scheme. The new shade will join the already available silver, gold, and gray options.
Apple’s plans on the next generation iPhone are not final. Mass production of components for the next iPhone is expected to kick off in May.
Alleged LG G4 press render appears on Twitter
Alleged press render of the unannounced LG G4 made the rounds on Twitter. The image showcases the back of the smartphone in what appears to be a gray color scheme.
As you can see above, LG G4 appears too look a lot like its predecessor, LG G3. A beefed up camera sensor is the biggest difference between the newcomer and the 2014 top dog.
LG’s power/lock key, volume rocker, laser focus, and dual-LED flash have remained intact. The same goes for the placement of the sole speaker on the back of the phone.
The render is reportedly an early one, so the final device might look a tad different when it launches. Purported measures of the LG G4 are 148.9 x 76.5 x 9.9mm.
Set to debut at some point this spring, LG G4 is expected to feature a more premium build than its predecessor. Purported specs of the device include Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 SoC, 16MP camera, and QHD display.
More alleged HTC One M9 Plus photos show up, physical home button visible
Earlier today, we showed you two photos that allegedly present a black version of the unannounced HTC One M9 Plus (which we were expecting to see at MWC 2015 alongside the One M9). Now, we can take a look at two more images, coming from the same Chinese source, this time seemingly showing a silver/gold variant of the M9 Plus.
If this is indeed the real One M9 Plus, it appears that HTC has equipped it with a physical home button which, if previous rumors are to be believed, should include a fingerprint scanner. Other than that, the front of the alleged M9 Plus doesn't look too different from the front of the One M9, hosting BoomSound speakers, and what seems to be a pretty big camera. However, it's said that the M9 Plus will sport a Quad HD display instead of the 1080p panel that the One M9 is offering.
If this is indeed the real One M9 Plus, it appears that HTC has equipped it with a physical home button which, if previous rumors are to be believed, should include a fingerprint scanner. Other than that, the front of the alleged M9 Plus doesn't look too different from the front of the One M9, hosting BoomSound speakers, and what seems to be a pretty big camera. However, it's said that the M9 Plus will sport a Quad HD display instead of the 1080p panel that the One M9 is offering.
It's not clear if the One M9 Plus is the same device as the previously leaked HTC A55. According to @upleaks, the A55 could be launched as the HTC One E9 in China (though we also heard that it might be released as a Desire smartphone). Hopefully, HTC will soon announce these new smartphones (or this new smartphone, if it turns out to be just one) so we can put all the rumors and speculations to rest.
Saturday, 7 March 2015
More alleged HTC One M9 Plus photos show up, physical home button visible
Earbuds for Samsung’s upcoming smartphones leaked
It was reported last month that the Galaxy S6 is going to come with Sennheiser earbuds. Today several pictures of the earbuds that are likely to be supplied with Samsung’s upcoming smartphones, the Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 Edge, have been leaked online. While it is unclear if both devices will come with the same earbuds today’s leak does reiterate what we exclusively reported last month.
Our sources had revealed to us that Samsung’s new earbuds would have a design similar to Apple’s Earpods and clearly the similarities are there. As far as the partnership with Sennheiser is concerned it is possible that Samsung might have worked with this company to improve the quality of its earbuds but it doesn’t appear that Samsung will be shipping Sennheiser branded earbuds with the Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 Edge.
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