The new “Google Edition” or “Nexus Experience” initiative is definitely one of the most interesting developments over the past couple of weeks. In case you’ve been living under a rock for last while and don’t know what we’re talking…both Samsung and HTC have teamed up with Google to offer a skinless version of their…
HTC’s announcement of the Nexus Experience HTC One was great news for Android purists but those who already have the phone may have been a bit bummed out by the news. Fear not early adopters! According to the latest rumours, HTC is currently “examining the best way to support early adopters of the One” who…
After much speculation then denial then more speculation, the Nexus Experience HTC One is official. HTC has announced the refreshed phone on their blog today and like the Nexus Experience S4, it will ship directly from the Google Play Store beginning June 26, 2013 for the price of $599. Also like the S4,…
After the unveiling of the “Nexus Experience” Galaxy S4, everybody immediately began to ask the question, “which other devices would be de-skinned.” The one device that garnered a lot of that questioning was the new HTC One. Personally, I would love to see that happen as I’ve been eagerly awaiting the rebirth of…
If you were hoping to get your hands on the Nexus Experience version of the Galaxy S4 you may be out of luck (or at least will have a harder time getting it than you probably anticipated). Word around the web is that this variant of the most popular Android phone in the world…
If you, like me, love to have the absolute best in the hardware department but still love the stock Android experience, your dream phone may be on the way. Just a little while ago at I/O, Google announced a Galaxy S4. I know what you’re thinking, “that’s not new.” And while, yes, it’s not a…
Google I/O is a couple of months away and there’s a lot of hype around the event. Why all the hype? Well to begin with, we’re likely going to get a glimpse of the next batch of Nexus devices which could include updated version of the Nexus 7 and 10. We may also get…
At the Mobile World Congress roundtable discussion today, Jamie Rosenberg, VP of Google Play, confirmed that Google’s business model of providing unlocked, vanilla Android devices is “here to stay.” Now, if this doesn’t come as much surprise given the recent success of the Nexus 4, 7, and 10 family of devices, remember, it wasn’t very…
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