Evan Blass

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 leak reveals all colour variants along with their S-Pens

The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 will be officially unveiled on 9 August alongside the Galaxy Tab S4.

Samsung is planning a white Galaxy Tab S4 and removing the clip on the S-Pen

Samsung does seem to be banking heavily on the S-Pen this year for the Galaxy Tab S4 and the Note 9.

BlackBerry Ghost to arrive in India this summer sporting a 4,000 mAh battery

The BlackBerry Ghost may not sport the company's iconic keyboard if images are anything to go by.

BlackBerry Key2 images leak days ahead of official unveiling, revealing dedicated keyboard button

Going by the leaked images, the BlackBerry KEY2 will feature a metal frame and what looks like a soft textured back for a better grip and feel.

HTC U12 Plus leaked in its entirety ahead of 23 May launch, specs include 6-inch SuperLCD display and 12 MP camera

The HTC U12 Plus is expected to feature a large 6-inch QHD+ Super LCD display and come with 6 GB RAM and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chipset.

Leaked Moto Z3 Play render confirms that Motorola is moving the fingerprint scanner to the side

What we also notice in the new image render is a new Indigo colour variant being revealed which would make the Moto Z3 Play stand out.

HTC U12 Plus expected to launch on 23 May according to latest company teaser

It might strike most as strange, but as per leaks, HTC might be calling their upcoming flagship, the U12 Plus and not the U12.

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (SM-N960U) likely to be code-named ‘Crown’

Samsung is already working hard on its upcoming flagship device after it launched the Galaxy S9 series back at MWC 2018 in February.

OnePlus 6 leaked online showing off a wood-textured back, 3.5 mm audio jack and USB Type C port

The back of the device comes with a ‘Designed by OnePlus’ marking on the back of the device along with what appears to be a fingerprint scanner.

Google reportedly targeting a mid-March release for first version of Android P Developer Preview

The latest Google smartphones like the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL may be the only devices that will support Android P Developer Preview 1.