Quite frankly, Huawei’s 6.18mm-thick P6-U06 is quickly becoming the company’s worst leak in this half of 2013. . . . → Read More: New Huawei P6-U06 spy shots show off black, brushed metallic body (updated)
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So the rumor is true: the world’s first Jolla Sailfish device will be launching this month. In fact, Marc Dillon, the ex-CEO and now Head of Software Development at Jolla, was kind enough to flash the back of the product at the GMIC Beijing conference earlier today — mainly to emphasize his love for the booming Chinese market. It was very brief — no more than two seconds — but the orange device appeared to be no smaller than five inches in screen size . . . → Read More: Jolla’s Marc Dillon teases world’s first Sailfish device, confirms launch in a couple of weeks Another 1080p quad-core Android phone, you say? Well, there’s a bit more to it . . . → Read More: Vivo Xplay boasts 5.7-inch 1080p screen, dedicated audio chips and nifty single-hand mode (video) Another 1080p quad-core Android phone, you say? . . . → Read More: Vivo Xplay boasts 5.7-inch 1080p screen, dedicated audio chips and nifty single-hand mode Taiwan might have an HTC One and an HTC First , but starting today, Singapore has a Synrgic Uno to join the banter (get it?). . . . → Read More: Synrgic Uno debuts as one of the last TI OMAP-powered Android phones (updated with video) Google’s Glass just keeps getting more amazing (and exciting) every day. A recently filed patent shows that Glass will have an autofocus sensor built-in so the wearer/user will be able to look at objects at different distances, via an autofocus signal and then focus in on them! Along with this filing, Google specifications indicate a 5MP camera; whether this feature is included in the first rendition of Glass is not known. . . . → Read More: Patent Reveals Google Glass To Have Autofocus 5MP Camera When we first reported on the leaked image of China Unicom’s HTC One with its back cover off, some questioned its authenticity since the phone touts its unibody design in other parts of the world. Well, as we found out at HTC’s Beijing launch event on Wednesday, the Chinese variants (802w, 802t and 802d; . . . → Read More: How the HTC One’s back cover pops off, China style While the Chinese variants of the HTC One won’t be formally introduced until April 24th, we’ve managed to get our hands on its cousin device: the 603e that sports a similar earpiece design as the One, but without the front-facing BoomSound stereo loudspeakers. The retail name of this dual-SIM (WCDMA 900/2100 and GSM 900/1800/1900) device is actually E1, and HTC pitches it as an affordable Android 4.1 (with Sense 4+) phone with a 2.1-megapixel f/2.0 wide front-facing camera — likely identical to HTC One’s, judging by our own comparison — along with beautification features and the company’s much publicized ImageChip technology . . . → Read More: HTC E1 headlines company’s Chinese online store with custom options (video) After selling 7.19 million phones in China last year, Xiaomi is now one step closer to world domination with a new device that’ll take it to new territories: the Xiaomi Phone 2S (or MI-2S). As the name and look (pictured left) suggest, this is pretty much the same device as the 4.3-inch Xiaomi Phone 2 , except it comes with Qualcomm’s newer Snapdragon 600 quad-core chip clocked at 1.7GHz, plus a beefed up camera of 13-megapixel resolution (with F2.2 aperture) on the 32GB model . . . → Read More: Xiaomi Phone 2S and 2A announced with MIUI v5, the former entering Hong Kong and Taiwan “Hi, I’m Richard Lai from Engadget. You guys probably hate us but…” “No no, I don’t hate you,” Vertu’s 52-year-old President and CEO interjected with a charming smile. He then laid a hand on my shoulder and explained our in-joke to the other chuckling diners, “These guys, they read the specs and they only judge by the specs.” Of course, it was just a light-hearted banter the night before our interview, but having been with the luxury phone maker since June 2009 as President, Perry Oosting obviously knew of everyone’s ongoing jokes about the rationale of his super expensive phones . . . → Read More: The Engadget Interview: Vertu CEO Perry Oosting talks specs and rationale |
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