Leaked: Curvy, buttonless iPhone prototype (that probably isn’t real)
You'll want to have your salt at the ready, but these pictures are said to show a radically redesigned Apple iPhone, complete with curved chassis and no Home button. Don't be too quick with the pinch of salt though, as it's similar to a recently revealed patent.
Leak: Is this what Facebook Home will look like?
Following details on the software's functionality and the device on which it may launch, we've now been treated to a leak giving us our first look at Facebook Home, the new software from the social network expected to launch at an event later today.
Samsung’s Galaxy Star and Galaxy Pocket Neo offer Android 4.1 fun on a budget
Samsung's Galaxy range isn't only about big screens and high prices, as the new Galaxy Star and the Galaxy Pocket Neo prove. Their spec sheets may be modest, but at least both use Android 4.1 Jelly Bean.
HTC First, AKA the Facebook Phone, leaked ahead of special event
The HTC First has been leaked, and its believed to be the long-rumored Facebook Phone. Expected to launch on Thursday alongside Facebook's new Android software, the First could be the retail name of the rumored HTC Myst.
LG sells 500,000 Optimus G Pro devices, but leaves international release date pending
LG has announced it has sold 500,000 of its Optimus G Pro tablet/smartphone hybrids in its home country of Korea. Sadly, the 1080p, Snapdragon 600-powered device is still waiting for an international release date.
Apple to increase retail store presence in India, could be preparing for budget iPhone
A news report indicating Apple will triple its retail presence in India soon provides more evidence the company is about to release a lower-cost iPhone model, specifically suited to emerging markets.
Insiders say Jony Ive’s new version of iOS shuns skeuomorphism, embraces flat design
Anonymous insiders have revealed Apple's design guru Jony Ive is making some changes to iOS, and although they're described as conservative, they could edge away from skeuomorphism and towards a flatter design.
HP working on new holographic 3D display technology for smartphones and tablets
HP has revealed it's working on a new type of 3D screen suitable for use on small devices such as smartphones and tablets, which will be viewed without glasses and provide an almost holographic image.