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HTC One reached the 5 million milestone two days ago, which is quite an achievement for the struggling manufacturer. It seems HTC might be preparing different editions of the device in order to increase its popularity and sales. Recently we've learned a smaller and downgraded version of HTC One (codename M7) might be in the works. It's called HTC M4, will supposedly run on a dual-core...
Samsung has just released the Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean update for the low-budget Galaxy Music smartphone. The rollout has begun in the United Kingdom, but more countries will join the Jelly Bean train soon. The build date of the update is May 3 and it is available both over-the-air and via Samsung Kies suite. Currently the update is compatible only with the single-SIM S6010 version of the...
Alexander Amosu, the luxury designer, who is well known for adding a dash of super expensive exclusivity to modern day electronic devices, has come up with a BlackBerry Q10 design, which is made up of white gold and diamonds. The Amosu's BlackBerry Q10 is made up of 18 carat white gold and the smartphone is encrusted with over 700 VVSI diamonds, which amount to a total of approx. 4.7...
Two lucky XDA Developers Forum members ("challeen" and "innocent36") were at the right place at the right time (Thailand Mobile Expo 2013). They spotted a Google Nexus 4 on display, running Android 4.3 and decided to share their find with the eager tech-savvy world. As its About screen confirms, the device was running Android 4.3. One of the changes they've spotted is a fresh new camera app...
Samsung integrated its Bada OS into the Tizen project a while ago, but we are yet see a smartphone running on the open source project. However, traces of a Samsung device running on Tizen was confirmed by a UAProf earlier and now, the images of the smartphone with Tizen 2.1 have surfaced online. Images of Samsung Redwood with Tizen 2.1 The upcoming Tizen smartphone from Samsung has...
Tip now
The worst damage occurs when a falling phone is connected to an accessory such as a headset, as the impact often bends or rips out the jack where the accessory connects to the phone.
While you're walking around, a good way to keep your phone securely at your side is to use a belt clip or a holster.
Another good reason to use a carrying case or belt clip is to keep the phone from being mashed inside a briefcase.
Cracked display screens or broken antennas can result when someone tries to squeeze a handset into an overloaded briefcase.