Two new HTC smartphones have appeared in AnTuTu benchmarks ahead of their official unveilings — and one of them is packing a super-fact octa-core (eight-core) MediaTek processor. Don’t let that fool you, though; it’s certainly not a high-end flagship.
Qualcomm has formally pulled the plug on its Snapdragon 802 chipset. The processor was set to be a slightly improved version of the hugely successful Snapdragon 800, and was designed for televisions and set top boxes. But Qualcomm claims that the demand for the chipset has been too low.
The Sony Xperia Tablet Z was widely popular around the globe for being one of the few high-end, waterproof tablets — despite a limited reach in only select markets around the world. So it’s no surprise that Sony is planning a new model, which is expected to offer the latest Snapdragon 800 processor and Android 4.4 KitKat.
The Moto G can do a lot of things for a budget smartphone. But if there’s one thing it can’t do, it is browse data using 4G LTE. However, it seems like a separate LTE variant of the smartphone is inbound according to a new FCC listing.
A leaked ASUS strategic document obtained by the folks at VR Zone reveals the company could be planning to launch a couple of new Chromebooks — known as the C200 and the C300. The leak further claims that these Chromebooks will be made available in 11.6 and 13 inch screen sizes.
