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It seems that Lenovo are the latest company to jump on the 64-bit bandwagon with their new Vibe Z2 smartphone, a device that sees the company keeping up with the latest architecture. The 64-bit device sports a 1.4-GHz quad-core processor, 5.2-inch screen at 720p, 32GB of internal storage, dual SIM,...

Lenovo is going big before their event even starts at IFA Berlin. Today they announced a very nice Android tablet powered by a quad-core Intel Atom chip which clocks in at 1.86Ghz and 2GB of RAM as well as a fantastic 8 inch screen with a resolution of 1920x1200. The...

Samsung, as expected, announced the latest version of the Galaxy Note 4. In addition, the hardware maker also introduced its Galaxy Note Edge and Gear VR. The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 improves upon its predecessor with a better display, camera, battery, and S Pen experience. Powered by Android 4.4 KitKat...

The LG G watch is one of the first products introduced with Android Wear. One month in and its starting to show what Google has intended for wearable devices. The smart watch is not intended to replace you phone or tablet, instead it is intended to replace your watch. Google...

HTC on Monday confirmed the U.S. availability for its Desire 800 and Desire 600 series of smartphones. Touching down tomorrow, August 12, the Desire 816 (pictured above) will be available through Virgin Mobile on a number of rate plans. The Desire 610 and Desire 816 will also be sold direct to...

NVIDIA on Tuesday announced the Shield Tablet, a monster of a device aimed at gaming enthusiasts everywhere. Powered by a 2.2 GHz Quad Core NVIDIA Tegra K1 processor, the tablet offers users an 8-inch 1920x1200 multi-touch IPS display, a pair of 5-megapixel cameras, and 2GB RAM. Gamers can choose between a 16GB version...

During the Google I/O 2014, Google introduced the Android One series. The devices under it will be released in developing nations, and this is actually Google's move to take a huge chunk out of the low-end smartphone market. There was a time when Nokia conquered it, now as Google Android powered...

As you no doubt know by now, Google's developer conference I/O kicked off yesterday with the keynote address. While I was unable to attend the conference in person I did watch the live stream on my computer. And, as many of you understand, one of the numerous announcements that Google made was...

Google has taken the wraps off of Android Auto, which is their answer to how you use Android in your car. Android Auto is almost like Google Now for your car. Your phone will know when you get in your car and present a simplified UI that is much more...