iPhone 11 Benchmarks: The Quickest of Quick Looks
Apple launched its latest iPhones on Friday, with the new iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro models powered by the company’s custom ARM-based A13 “Bionic” processor. While we will look further…
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Tag: Smartphones
He’s got the whole world (wide web) in his phone
Samsung wants to make sure you don't run out of space on your phone by upping their game and providing 1TB of embedded Universal Flash Storage on a single chip. The new…
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Report: ARM Holdings Purchased by SoftBank for $32 Billion
ARM Holdings is to be aquired by SoftBank for $32 billion USD. This report has been confirmed by the Wall Street Journal, who states that an official annoucement of the deal is likely…
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Stop your Android from dreaming of electric sheep
In the model used by Purdue University they found that 45.9% of your battery's charge is drained by apps which access resources while your screen is turned off and that 28.9% of…
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It’s been a busy year for phones so far … who is coming out on top?
The Inquirer has taken a look back at the past years smartphone releases with an eye towards providing a resource to help you compare them. So far there are 11 phones in…
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ASUS Announces the ZenFone 2 Powered by Quad-Core Intel Atom
ZenFone 2 is the new flagship smartphone from ASUS ZenFone, and features a new design powered by an Intel Atom Z3580 (Moorefield) processor with a massive 4GB of RAM. The phone has…
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Motorola Moto E 2015 Review: Lollipop and LTE for $149
Motorola has released an updated version of their low-cost Moto E smartphone for 2015, adding faster hardware and LTE support to an unlocked device with an unsubsidized retail of just $149. In…
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MWC 2015: Samsung Has Officially Announced the New Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge Smartphones
Samsung has announced the new Galaxy S phones at MWC, and the new S6 and S6 Edge should be in line with what you were expecting if you’ve followed recent rumors.
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Ahead of MWC, 2015 Is Shaping up to Be a Good Year for Low-Cost Smartphones
Last year my favorite smartphone became the 2014 version of the Moto G. This was (and still is) a $179 unlocked Android phone that shipped with 4.4.4 KitKat, but recently received an…
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Intel is investing in mobile chips
Intel has pulled out some spare change to upgrade its plant in Chengdu, in what analysts are predicting will be focused on Intel's ultra-mobile chips. It certainly comes at an interesting time…
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MWC 2014: Lenovo S860, S850, S660 Phones Announced
Also at Mobile World Congres, Lenovo expanded their smartphone portfolio with three additions. Each of these belong to the S-series, although they are only loosely related to one another. North American…
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More fuel for the rumours that Intel is abandoning smartphones
As part of their keynote address at CES 2014 Intel introduced Edison, a dual core x86 machine the size of an SD card. This chip will be used not for...
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LG Has Sold 10 Million LTE Smartphones Worldwide, Expects to Double Market Penetration in 2013
LG recently announced that it has sold 10 million smartphones equipped with LTE (Long Term Evolution) radios. That number is merely a small slice of the total 90.9 million LTE phones shipped…
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CES 2013: Intel Announces Atom Z2420 Processor for Smartphones
Intel recently announced a new Atom-series Z2420 processor aimed at low-cost smartphones. The new System on a Chip will complement the existing Medfield and Clover Trail+ line – which are for higher-performance…
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Looking for upcoming mobile PC and smartphone release information?
The Inquirer is the place to be if you are desperate for news from the IFA Technology Conference in Berlin. It seems that most of the major smart phone manufactures are…
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AMD will be snubbing the smartphone
In a revent interview, AMD's SVP and GM, Rick Bergman restated that AMD has no current plans in the works to jump to the handheld market. They will continue to focus on…
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HTC Thunderbolt Review: 4G LTE Storms The Airwaves
Watching today’s smartphone market brings back memories. Right now the transition from single-core to dual-core products is being made, as is a transition from older 3G networks...
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