Showing posts with label debut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label debut. Show all posts

Monday, January 7, 2013

Rumor: HTC M7 to feature on-screen buttons, set to debut at CES

The HTC M7 is expected to be the device which returns HTC to its former glory. The first time we heard about the phone was when news broke that HTC was sourcing enough components from its suppliers to build 4 to 5 million HTC M7s in the first quarter of 2013. While HTC typically waits until Mobile World Congress to unveil its flagship device, the latest rumor that’s floating around the web claims that HTC will be unveiling the M7 next week at CES and that the device will feature on-screen buttons.

By some indirect information M7 might be announced on CES event. Moreover it might have screen buttons instead of hardware touch buttons...@football4pda

If the rumor turns out to be true, it’ll be the first time that HTC debuts a global phone at CES. But we have our doubts. Currently, HTC does not have a press event scheduled for the week of CES and the company doesn’t have a booth on the show floor. If we were planning to launch a new flagship Android phone at CES, those would be two standard requirements if we wanted to give the phone the exposure it deserves.

We expect HTC will hold off on announcing the HTC M7 for a little while longer. If HTC is still planning on bringing the phone to market in Q1, HTC has more than enough time to schedule its own event sometime between CES and MWC which would maximize media coverage without the distractions which accompany the major trade shows. We’ll have to wait and see how this all plays out.

When would you unveil the HTC M7 to guarantee maximum exposure?


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Sunday, October 14, 2012

LG Nexus to debut at $399?

We already know the LG Nexus might debut on October 29th, and now the latest rumors suggest the 8 GB version will retail for only $399. The best unlocked Android phones sell for $500-600, so the LG Nexus could be a great deal if you can get over the limited internal storage. We also expect Google will offer a 16 GB version of the device, and I’d guess it might sell for around $449.

The current Samsung Galaxy Nexus sells for $349, but the hardware is really starting to show its age. For an additional $50, you could get the best mobile processor (Snapdragon S4 Pro), best display (True HD IPS+), upgraded camera, new battery technology, and the latest version of Android.

Not everyone is happy LG Nexus’ limited storage options or design choices, but we still believe that this could be the best selling Nexus device to date. The demand for unlocked devices has been on the rise, and there are a ton of competitive pre-paid wireless plans starting at $30 per month for “unlimited” data.

Based on everything we know about the LG Nexus, would you buy one for $399?


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Wednesday, July 11, 2012

LG to debut in-house quad-core L9 chipset in a phone this September

LG is about to debut its own L9 chipset this September. The L9 will be feature a quad-core ARM processor and a powerful GPU, but the architecture is yet to be announced.

As the number 9 in the name suggests, the L9 might be based on the older ARM Cortex-A9 cores instead of the newer Cortex-A15 architecture. Though as you probably know LG licensed both A9 and A15 ARM architectures, so you never know.

Anyway, the new L9 platform will power a new high-end LG phone set to launch in September. It will pack a True HD-IPS screen (the one we saw on the Optimus 4X HD) and will bring a camera with a resolution of 10 or more megapixels.

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