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When the LG Optimus G Pro was announced for South Korea, then Japan (where it had only a 5-inch display), there was some interest as to whether or not LG would bring the new 5.5-inch device to the States. According to some sources close to the situation, LG will be bringing their Note II clone to U.S. shores sometime in May and it will be available on AT&T. The Optimus G Pro is a step up from the regular Optimus G and features a 5.5-inch Full HD Display, a Qualcomm 1.7GHz quad-core Snapdragon 600 processor, a 13-megapixel camera,...

Back on February 1st, we reported on a rumor that Samsung was working on their Galaxy Tab 3, which would feature a hi-res display (2560 x 1600), we may now have our first unofficial shot of Samsung’s latest tablet. According to the website “SamMobile,” Samsung is planning to go all out for their new tablet, with an improved marketing effort (think Galaxy S III/4) and even a slight renaming. The Galaxy Tab 10.1, as it’s currently known, will now be re-branded as the Galaxy S Tab, as Samsung unifies their high-end...

It was rumored a while back that Samsung—after releasing their upcoming Galaxy S4—would follow it up shortly with a “Mini” version. While some speculated that the Mini would more or less be just a scaled down version of its big brother, according to a new report, the Mini S4 may be even less powerful than the Galaxy S III. SamMobile has obtained pictures (like the one above and below) that show off the new Mini as well as specs. The Mini features the same overall design as the regular S4, but with a smaller 4.3-inch (960×540...

It was rumored prior to its announcement, that HTC would not be bringing its latest flagship phone, The HTC One, to Verizon because they had just released the DROID DNA, the nations first smartphone with a 1080p display. This would make sense, as the One would just cannibalize sales of the DNA, or vice versa. But what if the DROID DNA, after only four months of availability, was already discontinued and EOL’ed. According to an internal document from Walmart—that was sent to the guys over at Droid-Life—that may very well be the...

Before some of you start getting all excited, no, this is NOT the fabled “X Phone” by Motorola. However, what it is could be just as exciting. This is a new prototype phone by Motorola, that could pave the way for future devices out of the newly purchase Google company. Gone are the hard square corners, there’s no more Kevlar backing and the UI experience seems to be pretty striped down, save for a crappy Moto widget here and there. This phone shows off more of Google’s influence than anything else, with the softer...

Are you getting tired of all the leaked information on the Galaxy S IV? Nah, we didn’t think so. With that, we have six new screenshots that were taken from an AT&T version (see the 4G icon on the device’s information bar) that show off a slightly modified version of Samsung’s TouchWiz, as well as some refreshed icons. It appears that rumors of an all-in-one world phone are false, as this device won’t be using Samsung’s Exynos 5 Octo processor (at least in the States), the screenshots below clearly show...

When it comes to leaks and getting them right, especially when they pertain to pictures, there’s been nobody better than Evleaks (@evleaks on Twitter). This now infamous Twitter account has posted early images of the iPhone 5, HTC One and now what could be the first real images of the Galaxy S IV. The image above shows off the new, larger and more square Galaxy S IV. The device, which may just be a rendering for this photo, features a more rectangular shape then the nature inspired Galaxy S III. On top of that, it’s also missing...

If you thought that the idea of your smartphone watching you was creepy, like Samsung’s use of the Galaxy S III’s front-facing camera, which would watch a user’s eyes to make sure not to prematurely dim the display, then you may not like what the South Korean company’s about to introduce with the Galaxy S IV. According to the New York Times, Samsung is taking the eye tracking software that they implemented in the S III and taking it one step further, by automatically scrolling up, down, left or right depending...