Erik Pineda

And the phablet explosion continues with Amazon likely to be the latest entrant. The online retail giant will soon release its phablet version that new reports said will begin selling by June 2013 at starting price of $US100.

If you fell in love with the S Voice app that Samsung has delivered with the Galaxy S3 and the Galaxy Note 2, you may want to get the upgraded version that will rollout with the Galaxy S4.

Nothing yet is confirmed about the iPhone 6, not even its existence, but phone designers cannot help to express how they envision the rumoured Apple phablet, which a new render suggests looks like Sony’s Xperia Z.

Apple is reportedly using the same iPad Mini display for the 9.7-inch iPad 5 that would allow the tech giant to build a thinner and lighter regular-sized tablet computer.

Google’s Nexus 5 is out, at least in new concept images, in which the stock Android smartphone is pictured as a 5-inch quad-core device that runs the upcoming Key Lime Pie.

A new security feature that was earlier reported to debut with the iPhone 5S will not make it after all on the rumoured June 2013 release of the upcoming Apple smartphone, new reports said.

It appears consumers around the world have taken great notice of LG Optimus G’s high-end features and brisk sales of the flagship handset landed the South Korean firm to the number three spot in terms of global smartphone wholesale revenue.

We’ll get to see first the second generation Nexus 7 and the Motorola X-Phone, likely the bearer of Google’s Key Lime Pie, prior to the anticipated release of the Nexus 5 smartphone, a new report said.

“Blame it on the camera,” is the apparent narrative behind the funky release date for the HTC One, which new reports said will likely take place late April 2013.

U.S. carrier T-Mobile has indicated that Samsung’s Galaxy S4 will hit its distribution channels by May 1 with starting price of $US100 while in the United Kingdom the new Android handset goes on sale beginning April 26.

Compact it is for the Nexus 5, a new report said, indicating that the replacement for the well-received but scarcely available stock Android handset is getting a slight downgrade in screen size.

New reports suggest that Samsung will deliver new large-screen Key Lime Pie devices that are separate from the hotly anticipated Galaxy Note 3.

When Samsung ushered in the Galaxy S4 earlier this month, some experts voiced out their disappointments, bemoaning that the flagship phone introduced by the South Korean tech giant lacks the so-called ‘killer features’.

It looks like budget phones will create a considerable scene this year and Nokia will not be left behind as the Finnish mobile device maker is all set for the global rollout of the Nokia Lumia 520, which is the Lumia 521 for U.S. buyers.

Sony’s latest gaming console, the PlayStation 4, will soon deliver its promised high-level and new entertainment environment but the box it will replace remains a must-buy and with the release of new titles plus more in the pipeline, a PlayStation 3 purchase today has never been more compelling.

More information emerged that the Galaxy S4 Mini, a scaled-down version of the recently unveiled Galaxy S4, is coming out very soon and it will be released in four variants, depending on targeted markets.

Google and Motorola have so far succeeded in keeping the details of this so-called super handset under wraps so pretty much about the Motorola X-Phone remains shrouded in mystery.

Samsung’s Galaxy Note 3 will likely end up as the Android device to fully showcase the solid capabilities of the 8-core Exynos Octa 5 CPU following reports that the Galaxy S4 deployment in UK will be on Snapdragon 600.

Two powerful tablets, both running Android, are set to snipe at each other a few months from now and if reports proved true they’ll showcase new techs, which experts said will set the trend in the remaining months of 2013.

Samsung is sticking to its plan – fill the world with brimming choices of mobile phones, and it appears the rumoured Galaxy S4 Mini is part of the Galaxy menu that is set to be served this coming April.

More exciting offers are coming from Samsung this year, aside from the flagship handsets, the Galaxy S4 and the Galaxy Note 3, that the tech giant is set to unleash successively.

Apple is proud of the mix of sturdy glass and solid aluminium shell that houses the iPhone, but the tech giant is also aware that a nasty fall can instantly wreck the popular smartphone.

The second coming of Google’s Nexus 7 remains an Asus manufacturing duties and the two firms apparently on a May 2013 debut in which consumers will get LTE capability as among the major upgrades to come with the 7-inch slate.

Apple is all set for a Q3 2013 release of the iPhone 5S and its budget version, with the latter likely to carry a price tag of around $US329, new reports said.

Is it possible that Samsung’s inventory of the Galaxy Note 2 is running short of supply due to brisk sales movement, at least in select U.S. markets?

Apple’s iPhone 6 will get a better camera, a redesigned home button and a solid shell that protects the large-screen smartphone both from liquid intrusion and high falls, accidental or intentional, according to a newly published concept.

When Samsung unleashed the Galaxy S4 in New York last week, the company also provided a peek on what to expect for its future handsets. Automatically, Android watchers look to Galaxy Note 3, said to represent Episode 2 of the tech giant’s major gadget unpacking this year.

Are we getting a first look of Apple’s iPhone 5S and iPad 5 and their killer features by the end of June this year?

Reports have emerged that Apple is tapping Japanese firm Sharp to supply the screen display that the tech giant will install on the rumoured iPhone 6, this time able to recognise handwriting using an ordinary pen.