It’s been an ongoing problem for camera phones and smartphone users, and despite the advances in smartphone technology, no manufacturer has managed to truly eliminate the shuddering of the camera as we try to keep it still whilst we walk or do other activities.

However, Nokia has seemed to have done a pretty good job cutting down on the screen shake with their currently unreleased Lumia 928.

A new video has emerged from Nokia themselves that shows the 928’s PureView camera being put to the test. However, unlike most camera tests, the...

The Motorola Atrix HD MB866 hit the market in mid-2012 and comes with a retina-like 4.5 inch display, splash resistant technology, 4G LTE, a dual core variant of the powerful Krait processor, and is upgradable to Android 4.1 Jellybean.

If you’re looking to unlock the handset so you can use it on any network like AT&T, O2, T-mobile, Orange, Vodafone (USA, Canada, UK) or more, then we’ve got the right tools for you to make sure things were as easy as can be.

The HTC First’s name accurately reflects its role in the smartphone market, which is of course to be the first smartphone to have the Facebook Home interface prebuilt into the software available, but how does it compare to other handsets, and does it deserve a spot alongside other handsets of its range?

The hardware isn’t great, but the new Facebook software may just make up for that.

Whilst HTC had two previous ‘Facebook handsets’ with built-in physical Facebook buttons, the HTC First manages to keep the...

Whilst the HTC One has been revealed as HTC’s big flagship in 2013, it seems that the mobile manufacturer wants to try and capture the rest of the market as well, and although we’ve already heard about the Facebook partnered HTC First, and the similarly spec’d HTC M4, we’re starting to hear rumors of a handset with the name HTC 608t.

We’ve heard a few Galaxy Note 3 rumors flying about this quarter, but none have been as interesting as SamMobile delve into even more details on the rumored 6” display that may find its way onto the Galaxy Note III.

According to SamMobile, the Note 3 will include a plastic OLED, making it the first of its kind in a market that has so far been largely taken up by glass panels instead of plastic. The plastic should be thinner than that of a glass screen, allowing the handset’s whole profile to be cut down a few millimeters, and...

LG is taking a funny approach to announce their new Optimus G Pro by making an introduction in New York amongst a concert performance from what LG has told us as the ‘Indie music sensation Atlas Genius.’

This event should hopefully tell customers about the launch date for the new LG Optimus Pro, and what cities and regions the handset will be purchasable from. LG will most likely go over the features and functionality for the final time before revealing the launch date, which according to rumors will be on May 10th for AT&T.

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The wait is over and the new HTC One, also known as M7 si now available also at AT&T network provider. This new Android device has a 4.7-inch 1080p full HD display and is powered by the Snapdragon 600, a quad-core chip. 

The handset also features a new BSI camera with optical image stabilization and UltraPixel technology!

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Although the bets will be on the HTC One and the Galaxy S4 this year round, Samsung’s previous flagship, the Galaxy S3, still has a lot to be applauded for, and if you own a Galaxy S3 handset right now, you may be wondering whether the One is worth upgrading to.

If you’re a Samsung fan, the HTC One certainly isn’t the handset to go for, but it still has a lot of features that may make you choose it over the Galaxy line.

The phablet world has been overrun since the Galaxy Note 2 came in and received a huge amount of success. Of course, the first phablet that made it to mainstream markets was the Galaxy Note, but it took Samsung to release the 2nd Galaxy Note 2 to make the smartphone industry and everyone involved realize that Samsung were serious about phablets, and they are here to stay.

Since the Galaxy Note 2, we’ve seen a few phablets pop up, but the most interesting that’s available right now has got to be the LG Optimus G Pro, but what phablet is...

Apparently the Galaxy S3 Mini just wasn’t mini enough for some of Samsung’s customers, as the new Galaxy Fame has recently been revealed, and it’s even smaller than the previous smallest S3 Mini.

The screen itself is just 3.5 inches, whilst the display is a resolution of just a poor 320x480. Other specs of the handset manage to match the ‘budget’ feel of the handset, including a 1GHz processor, a 5MP camera, and a measly 4GB internal memory.

The specs are low, but is the price low enough to justify its low performance?