The world's highest-megapixel smartphone is coming to town -- if reports turn out to be true.
Barcelona's next Mobile World Congress might see the arrival of HTC's next beast -- the One M9. Here's what we heard so far.
Read more about the upcoming HTC One M9, set to rattle today's most celebrated flagship phones.
Samsung's next flagship, the Galaxy S6, may be the new image of waterproof slimness.
The Sony Xperia Z4 could be out as early as March 2015, rumors suggest, and the specs and features speculated for the device still keep coming.
The much-awaited Galaxy S6 could arrive in March 2015 at the Mobile World Congress -- are you ready for it?
New rumors are saying that Samsung's next flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S6, is in the works under codename "Project Zero" -- a major shift from the Korean tech giant's previous product codenames.
Samsung's next flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S6, may come Q1 2015 with gargantuan display and iris-scanning technology, among new features.
While fans of Samsung's uber-successful Samsung Galaxy line of smartphones will have to wait a while before they'll be able to purchase the Samsung Galaxy S6, news and leaks regarding the upcoming device have already started to arrive.
Samsung Galaxy S6 Release Date, Specs & Price: 20 MP Camera and 4K Display Rumored
With Apple's release of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus last week, all eyes are now on the other industry leader in smartphone hardware, Samsung.
As we approach the end of 2014, more speculations on Samsung's next-gen flagship device are coming up. How different will the S6 be?
Here are five exciting and delightful rumored specs and features of the device.
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