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Yesterday BBC Newsbeat published an amusingly weird story of a British man who was arrested for charging his phone using a plug socket on a train. The passenger, Robin Lee, wasn’t eventually de-arrested on the original charge of “abstracting electricity”, but he was re-arrested for “unacceptable behaviour” as he contested the original charges aggressively. There are a couple of clear lessons here…
Last week we revealed some of the first images of the Samsung Galaxy Note 5, way ahead of its official announcement in August. Today, we’re back with additional images of Galaxy Note 5 cases, which shed a bit more light on the design and construction of the forthcoming phablet.
Samsung announced their latest smartphone today, the Galaxy A8. The new phone is a surprisingly strong mid-range phone, boasting the thinnest build of any Samsung phone. In fact, the A8 measures just 5.9 millimetres – it’s incredible.
We recently received images of a Galaxy Note 5 case from one of our suppliers, which actually includes a look at the unannounced smartphone as well. This is first real look at the smartphone as far as we’re aware, and shows off some of the features and characteristics that we can expect from the smartphon
HTC is in trouble. The Taiwanese company’s latest flagship, the One M9, failed to really improve upon last year’s One M8, and sales have been slow as a result. Now, HTC is reportedly planning an interim flagship to keep them afloat until the next One, to be released in November. This phone is called the HTC Aero – and here’s what we know about it so far.