Updated: Samsung Galaxy Mega to hit shelves this July for £459.99
upcoming 80s inspired slab-phone, the Galaxy Mega, will hit UK shelves this July with a £459.99 price tag according to Clove. But, you know, it ain't about the money, money, money…Except, Jessie J is wrong on this one, because it is very much about the money. A novice-level Samsu... -techradar
Opinion: Why are we being cheated by phone manufacturers?
hat really grinds my gears? Smartphones getting better features in other countries. Sure it's not the most glamorous of things, but boy, does it rub me up the wrong way.So what's triggered my latest outrage? Well it's the news that HTC is launching its fabulous One smartphone in Japan - with a microSD slot.Now before you all jump on board the "... -techradar
HTC One looks set to get Jelly Bean treatment
eloper has tweeted that Jelly Bean 4.2.2 will be available to HTC One users within a matter of weeks.Described as a "notorious insider" by GottaBeMobile (we're not sure if that's a compliment or not), developer @LlabTooFeR let slip that the Jelly Bean update will be available at the "end of this month, beginning of ... -techradar
Shining bright like a diamond, Samsung shows off new screen tech
creens, screens - Samsung has a one track mind so far this week. Samsung Display announced Monday the company will unveil a pair of new screen technologies during Display Week 2013 at the Vancouver Convention Centre, which runs through May 23.The Korean manufacturer has chosen the annual Society for ... -techradar
Turn your Galaxy S3 into a diluted S4 - Android 4.2.2 update imminent
lly Bean 4.2.2, which will bring the functionality of the Galaxy S4 to the Galaxy S3, has been leaked and is available to download, if you're brave enough. It is understood that this isn't the official version, which is still in test mode accordi... -techradar
Meego
Jolla Floats 1st Sailfish Smartphone
Jolla on Monday launched the first smartphone to run its Sailfish operating system. The handset, which is now available for preorder, will come with a removable back plate designed to let the phone user customize its interface. Jolla was founded by former Nokia employees who wanted to continue the development work the company had started with the MeeGo OS. -technewsworld
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