ZTE to launch a 5-inch low end phablet?
ZTE is working on a bunch of phones nowadays, and we showed you ZTE Nubia Z5, which will be ZTE’s next flagship device. They are also planning to launch a phablet as well, just to get in the ‘Galaxy Note’ line. Although they are not …
Sources confirm specs for HTC’s 5-inch DLX
A pair of tweets from reputable and trusted sources are confirming much of the same details as it pertains to the rumored 5-inch HTC handset. Falling in line with recent reports, the handset looks to be one of the biggest and baddest devices of the …
Verizon’s HTC phablet called DIx, features 480ppi display
OK guys and gals, here’s something awesome to consider over this weekend. You know that rumored 5-inch HTC phone/tablet device? The one said to offer a 1080p HD display? Yeah, it’s real. Our friends over at HTC Source have been able to confirm that the handset is …
HTC could be prepping a Galaxy Note competitor for Verizon
Could HTC have better luck than LG competing with Samsung in this space?
ZTE wants a piece of that Galaxy Note market
ZTE recognizes that there is potential in the larger phone/tablet experience.
Samsung & AT&T Unveil the Galaxy Note with Two Color Options!
Today at CES, Samsung Mobile and AT&T surprised us with not only a phone that is being referred to as a phablet (phone/tablet) due to it’s 5.3” HD Super AMOLED screen size. That it also will be available in carbon blue and ceramic white. Normally Android users …
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Dell Streak Gets $300 Price Tag with 2-Year AT&T Contract, Released This Week
After months of hype and anticipation, the Dell Streak phablet has finally gotten an official price tag. Starting as early as this coming Thursday (12th), the 5-inch behemoth will run $299 (with two-year AT&T contract) or $549 (contract-free), depending on your approach.
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Android 2.1 Powered Huawei S7 Tablet Works as 7-Inch Phone
If there is one thing Android has certainly become very good at, it’s blurring the line between tablet and smart phone. Where exactly does one decide to stop calling something a phone? Is it five inches? How about 5.5-inches? What if the device was 7-inches …
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