Erik Pineda

The iPhone 6 on release date will surely deliver a bigger screen but still short of becoming a phablet at 4.7-inch, bearing too the same price points seen in the iPhone 5S with considerable bumps in killer specs and features.

As the rumoured April 2014 release date of the Nexus 8 approaches, its predecessor, the Nexus 7, became even more attractive as U.S telco Verizon commence selling the pure Android device for only $250.

Now we have a clear picture of how the Nexus 6 will likely look and strut on release date, thanks to the newly unveiled LG G Pro 2, which of course will come from Nexus 5-maker LG.

Apple need not to rush its iPhone 6 release date plans as the iPhone 5S and the existing iPhone models are doing extremely well in the sales department, capturing close to 90 per cent of the global smartphone income, a new report said.

The iPad Mini is more popular than the Nexus 7 but a new test suggested that buying Google’s vanilla Android tabs will bring better value to your cash – the Asus-built slates last longer than their iOS-powered counterparts.

Google has decided to upsize its compact tablet a bit, resulting to the reported dropping of the Nexus 7 in favour of the Nexus 8 and the good news is – release date of the 8-inch vanilla Android slate could be as soon as late April 2014.

The iPhone 6 on its 2014 release date will be readily available, meaning there will be ample supply for everyone with the expected killer features in tow, new reports said.

Will Apple rush the scheduled release date of the 2014 iPad Air and iPad Mini versions, along with the 13-inch iPad Pro, if only to counter increasing competition from Android tablet makers, Samsung chief among them?

Recent reports suggest that sapphire will play a prominent role in the rumoured iPhone 6 release date this year, likely protecting not only the device’s larger screen but also blanketing its whole make.

What Samsung will serve with the Galaxy S5 release date, in terms of specs and features, are pretty much given – per the latest reports, the handset is a monster device in the making.

Without question, the iPhone 6 on release date will be a big hit, outselling its Android rivals and its predecessor, the iPhone 5S, even when not sporting a supersized display panel or simply sticking to a 4-inch screen.

As reports firm up that Motorola, under Lenovo’s wings, will be responsible for the 2014 Nexus 6 release date, the attention inevitably shifts to the vanilla Android device’s superlative build and capabilities.

There is no clear-cut assurance that the iPhone 6 on release date would sport a phablet-size screen, as Apple CEO Tim Cook hinted in an interview that before going for the larger display the next iPhone must first nail the reliable technology.

The Nexus 6 release date, along with that of the Nexus 8 and Nexus 10 2, this 2014 appear to be a done deal as Google has reportedly awarded the coveted contracts to Lenovo-Motorola, Asus and HTC.

The next Nexus foe of Apple’s iPad Mini is not the 7-inch variant, a new report said, adding Google and Asus will instead issue the Nexus 8 with the release date likely to fall in the last week of April 2014.

As of December 2013, one out of five tablet computers that were sold around the world is an iPad, meaning the iPad Air, the iPad Mini with Retina and previous versions of the iOS slate from Apple.

HTC and Google are collaborating again, new reports said, and the partnership could lead to a 2014 Nexus device release date involving any of the three – the second Nexus 10, the rumoured Nexus 8 and the third Nexus 7 build.

The rumoured June 2014 release date of the iPhone 6 could come a bit earlier as Apple ramps up its efforts to increase visibility in the emerging markets and the tack for now is to reintroduce the near 4-year-old iPhone 4.

The Galaxy S5 on release date will be a class on its own if reports prove true that the Galaxy S4 replacement will hit the market sporting a 2K or 2560 x 1440 pixel resolution.

The Nexus 6 release date is likely timed between May and June 2014 or merely a few months from now and judging from the last two versions – Google’s flagship device should be worth the wait.

The rumoured iPhone 6 release date will reportedly become real this June 2014, at the earliest, per projections provided by numerous analysts and a soft hint coming from Apple big boss Tim Cook.

As Beta 5 of the iOS 7.1 was seeded this week, Team Evad3rs started rolling out build 1.0.5 of the Evasi0n7 iOS 7 jailbreak purportedly for users of recent iPhone models outside of the United States.

Google has remained silent about the Nexus 10 2 release date but whether it remains an event to happen this 2014 appears no longer relevant for Android tablet fans – for two reasons.

Apart from bringing in fresh killer features, the iPhone 6 on release date will draw hordes of old and new buyers with its more alluring price tags.

When LG started leaking out details about its LG G Pro 2, rumours about the Nexus 6 release date this year also commenced circulating with many believing that the former is Google’s template for its 2014 flagship.

The LG Nexus 5, according to Google, is riding on a “great momentum,” its strong performance in the sales department likely leading to a refresh or a 2014 Nexus 6 release date.

The iPhone 6 release date is likely to happen in the second half of 2014 but if Apple plans to outperform the previous models, rushing the device’s scheduled rollout time is the prudent thing to do, says a new report.

As the Android world continues to wait for the long-delayed Nexus 10 2 release date, Lenovo and Motorola were suddenly thrust into the limelight, making the brands solid candidates to handle Google’s Nexus projects for 2014.

Apple could be forced to advance its planned iPhone 6 release date this 2014 and to make the device a consumer magnet, prices would be lowered from the previous models.