The Kambala Amazing Phone

The Kambala is a mobile phone that transforms to a earphone as well. Pop the center piece and the earpiece clip pings out; clip this to your ear, and you got a phone-earphone!

Amazing Futuristic Mobile Phones

Few years back mobile phones helped us stay in touch with our loved ones irrespective of our location, through voice calls and SMS. Today these amazing devices do much more, thanks to the advent of smartphones.

A smartphone is a mobile phone with more advanced computing capability and connectivity than basic feature phones. They have multiple functions and features. With a smartphone, you can of course speak and send SMS to anyone anywhere in the world. In addition to that you can also watch movies, schedule tasks, play games, send and receive emails, browse the internet, listen to music of your choice, find your way around anywhere in the world with the help of digital maps, use as remote control, monitor your heart rate, take photographs, shoot videos, share photos and videos with your loved ones, scan, purchase things, pay utility bills, and do much more. In fact they have empowered you to do things which you could only have dreamt of a couple of decades back.

So, what next? According to many experts in the field, this is just the beginning. Here is a brief overview of the top 20 futuristic mobile phones.

Sony Nextep Wrist Computer

The Sony Nextep Computer is developed to be worn as a bracelet. This amazing futuristic computer concept features a flexible OLED touch screen, a holographic projector, pull out extra keyboard panels and social networking compatibility. Serious efforts are on to bring it into the market. This futuristic concept would be a mini computer strapped to your wrist. Designed by Hiromi Kiriki, this concept computer concept is one of the most awaited gadgets.

Projector Mobile Phone Concept

Designed by Stefano Casanova, this slim concept mobile phone is equipped with rotating screen and built-in projector. It would be an amazing tool for professionals who work in the field.

Kyocera EOS Folding Phone Concept

Kyocera’s EOS folding concept mobile phone would have a flexible OLED screen. It can change its form from a clamshell to something resembling a wallet. A soft polymer skin surrounds the OLED display.

EmoPulse

This wristwatch phone is sleek and very attractive. Its screen is larger than that of other smartwatches. This awesome device will enable you to simultaneously display three HD videos!

THE 7 BEST NEW FITNESS TRACKERS OF 2015

The latest fitness trackers are so technologically advanced, they practically strap themselves on your wrist and drag you out to the gym (or trail, or pool). But with so many trackers offering so many features, how to choose among them? We’ve sorted them all out for you.

The latest fitness trackers are so technologically advanced, they practically strap themselves on your wrist and drag you out to the gym (or trail, or pool). But with so many trackers offering so many features, how to choose among them? We’ve sorted them all out for you.

The Case Mods of CES 2016

CES is a place where many companies show off their latest products. What better way to show off these products than inside of a badass case mod! This year we saw some pretty awesome builds, case mods, and a few scratch builds at the show. Some of the builds we have actually featured in our Case Mod Friday section so it was cool to see them in person! Enjoy our gallery of the Case Mods of CES 2016!

UNVEILING THE ALL NEW YEZZ SFERA

The YEZZ Sfera will offer the MediaTek Helio processor which features a 2.0GHz Octa Core Cortex A-53. The LTE device features a 5.5” HD display, 32GB ROM and 3GB RAM, an optional external memory of up to 64 GB, a 360 degree HD fish eye camera with special lenses, and will launch with Android v6.0 Marshmallow.
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The Most Exciting Phones Coming In 2016: Huawei P9, Nokia, Galaxy Note 6 & The iPhone 7

BlackBerry. Apple. Moto. Samsung -- a sneak peak at 2016's potentially most exciting releases

Although there are mobile device launches throughout each year, there are really two main landmarks where the bulk of the important stuff is clustered. In the first quarter it's all about Android devices in and around Mobile World Congress (MWC) which takes place around the end of February to the beginning of March; this is where the likes of Samsung, LG, HTC and Sony typically debut new flagship handsets.

The other big deal is around September, when Apple announces its new iPhone devices - historically this has also included a separate iPad launch event in October/November, but 2015 saw Apple buck that trend and pile everything into the September event. This year may also see some new habits from Apple though, as the firm is expected to host a new launch event in late March or early April for a new 4in iPhone 5se, and on top of that it may also have a new iWatch, an iPad Air 3 and/or a 9.7in iPad Pro, if various rumours are to be believed.

The only major manufacturer not being particularly active at MWC this year was HTC, though the company has now confirmed it will release its new FLAGSHIP called the HTC 10 on April 12. Motorola also usually hosts its own events later in the year, and of course Google keeps to its own summer schedule for the Nexus series. OnePlus is also working on a OnePlus 3, but that OEM has always marched to the beat of its own drum anyway.

Here's some of the big hitters to look forward to inside 2016.

Huawei P9

After testing out the Huawei Mate 8 and genuinely being blown away buy it I am now super excited about the arrival of Huawei’s next major flagship — the Huawei P9. 

The handset will launch on April 6 and is expected to be one of the most powerful Android phones on the planet Much of this power will come from Huawei’s insanely powerful Kirin SoC and potentially 4GB of RAM. 

There will apparently be two versions of the P9, apparently: the P9 with a 5.2in 1080p display and the P9 with a 6.2in QHD display called the P9 Max. Other specs include a MASSIVE 3900mAh battery, meaning excellent battery performance just like the Mate 8. 

Samsung Galaxy Note 6 

The Samsung Galaxy Note 6 is apparently returning to the UK in 2016. Reports suggest Samsung, miffed by the weak sales of its EDGE+ handset, has opted to reinstate the Galaxy Note 6 as its mid-year flagship release, picking up the slack once the Galaxy S7 has died down in and around Q2. 

“Samsung has no plans to launch a Galaxy S7 Edge+ handset and will instead reinstate the Galaxy Note 6 as the brand's chief phablet in the UK,” notes Tech Radar. “That’s according to a source high up at one of the UK's major networks who cited a ‘backlash from loyal Note fans’ as one of the chief reasons for the reverse decision.”

To date not much is known about the handset, though Samsung has been filing some odd patents of late. The handset itself will likely feature QHD or higher display, Snapdragon 820/Exynos 8890 CPU and Android N, depending on when it is released. A lot of UK punters will be very excited about the prospect of getting their hands on this phablet after Samsung’s 2015 performance. 

Word on the street suggests Samsung is planning something pretty EPIC for its Galaxy Note 6. According to leaked information, the Galaxy Note 6 could well be the first smartphone to rock 6GB of RAM, a frankly insane amount of memory for a phone. What could all this memory be required for? It can’t JUST be for performance. 

Samsung recently filed a patent for an “upcoming” Note device that would see the phablet dock with a laptop-style device. Presumably the Galaxy Note would power the dummy laptop and all of its desktop-still applications. Could this be the reason why Samsung has included 6GB of RAM, or is it just a marketing gimmick? With Samsung you just never know….

Sony’s 2016 Flagship

Is the Sony Xperia X Performance Sony’s BIG release for 2016? That seems to be the take away from MWC 2016, but I have a sneaking suspicion the company is working on something, well, a little more special for launch later on this year.

Sony has pretty much confirmed its Z brand is dead -- Z’s dead, baby (sorry) -- and that X is the future. But were Sony’s MWC offerings the company’s only phones for the rest of the year? Or will we see a new flagship dropped inside Q2/Q3 time? Personally, I believe this will be what happens. Purely because I think Sony’s plans for its X brand are bigger and more expansive than the company let on at MWC.

Either way, I’m looking forward to seeing what the company comes to the table with.

OnePlus 3 

OnePlus made A LOT of friends with the OnePlus One and then set about making a few enemies with its tricky, follow-up flagship, the OnePlus 2. The main reason people we’re a little peeved with OnePlus’ 2015 effort was because it lacked NFC, as well as a QHD panel and a fingerprint scanner. 

OnePlus said people didn’t use NFC on the OnePlus One so it was nixed on the follow-up device. Well, as it turns out some people clearly did because A LOT of OnePlus 2 users were very angry when they found out their shiny new handset couldn’t do NFC, so expect to see the return of near field communication in 2016. 

Another area where OnePlus could up the ante with the OnePlus 3 is its display. The company has favoured 1080p panels since day one, but 2016 could see the company finally embrace QHD. Other notable features likely to make the cut are a larger battery, a fingerprint scanner, Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 820 and some BIG improvements to imaging. 

Sony Xperia X Performance vs Galaxy S7: Head to Head!

Every year Samsung and Sony release their flagship Smartphone’s. This year Samsung and Sony have launched Galaxy S6 and Xperia Z5 Series Smartphone’s respectively. Now, talking about their next year flagship phones of Sony and Samsung. Recently Samsung has announced Galaxy S7 series which has really awesome features. As per recent leaks of Sony we got to know that there is no Xperia Z6 this year. However company has launched a new Xperia series with Xperia X, XA and Xperia X performance models. Xperia X Performance is named to be biggest flagship by Sony this year as it features snapdragon 820 SoC. Here with Xperia X Performance vs. Galaxy S7, we are going compare both these top notch mobile phones.

Both of these mobile devices are announced now, Samsung Galaxy S7 flagship is now available for pre-orders while rumours suggest that Xperia XP will release after June, 2016. Both smartphone boast powerful specifications and features like fingerprint sensors, high quality display and lightening fast processor.

Sony Xperia X Performance Vs. Galaxy S7: Comparison

Talking from display aspect which is very first things that anyone sees in any mobile device. The Galaxy S7 Smartphone is going to have a 5.1 inch Super AMOLED display with 1440 X 2560 16 million colours and Sony Xperia X Performance will have a 5.0 inch large IPS LCD display with 1080 X 1920 pixels resolution. Last year Sony has already set benchmarks by becoming the first mobile company by release Xperia Z5 with 4K HD display but it seems a huge downgrade as the phone just Full HD resolution. While Samsung Galaxy S7 will have 1440 X 2560 QHD (2.5k resolution) display. At this point, you may think Galaxy flagship has an upper hand with having larger display and high resolution. All these Smartphone’s will have 10 fingers touch and IP68 scratch and water resistance body.

Galaxy S7 vs. Xperia XP: Performance matters

The Xperia X Performance flagship will have a 3GB RAM and runs on Snapdragon 820 chipset which is the latest processor by Qualcomm. The Galaxy S7 will have both Snapdragon as well as Exynos variants. Exynos 8890 is reported to have 2.5 GHz Cortex-53 which is more powerful (20-30% efficient) than Snapdragon 820. Both mobile devices will have Android Marshmallow operating system.

Xperia X Performance vs. Galaxy S7: Camera

So finally this year we are not going to see Z6, instead we have a new Xperia X lineup here. When it comes to camera, Sony is always been named as one best camera phone manufacturer in the world. The Xperia X performance comes with 23 MP f/2.0 24mm camera while Galaxy S7 has 12 MP f/1.7 mega pixels. Both camera’s are capable of capturing high quality pictures with larger pixels. As per resent reports Samsung Galaxy S7 will be able to capture better pictures even in low light as it has f/1.7 aperture camera. So, Samsung still ruling the Xperia X series with having better camera this year.

iPad Pro to ship in 2016 and include all new display technology

Even if Apple won’t admit it, all companies are desperate for a way to push the tablet market to grow again. Phablets have sunk their teeth into tablets over the last couple of quarters, owning a good chunk of the US smartphone market, and leaving tablets in decline. Most believe that the answer to the challenge is Apple’s rumored iPad Pro, or iPad Plus, and today we get both good and bad news.

On the positive front, trusted sources claim that Apple is already in talks with display suppliers like LG, JDI and Samsung in order to mass produce AgNW-coated touch panels for the iPad Pro. AgNW means silver nanowire, which is a new material for creating transparent conductive layers from single crystals of single nanowires. These are reportedly more efficient for production costs, have better sensitivity to the touch, and the technology is also compatible with the new flexible display technology that’s been slowly taking over. This added sensitivity includes bringing features like Apple’s new force-touch gestures to the iPad as well, something also rumored in the past. This would mean that Apple would move away from traditional LCDs, which are estimated to only have around 12 years of production existence left given the difficulty there is in extracting the indium tin oxide coating that’s necessary to build them. It’s hard to tell if this will be Apple’s silent move into the OLED technology market, but it would be a smart move given its existing popularity and quality. The rumors are matched with a cherry-topper though, as it seems that this technology will also be matched by sapphire glass as well.

The bad news is that it seems this iPad Pro won’t be ready to launch until 2016, so even if Apple announces it later this year, you might just have to wait for it, just like you did with the Apple Watch.

Samsung Introduces New Notebook 9 Series for 2016

Samsung Electronics unveiled two new additions to its Samsung Notebook 9 series for 2016 – a 15-inch and 13.3-inch laptops – that are extremely portable and lightweight. With its sleek yet durable design, vibrant display and seamless functionality, the new Notebook 9 series is ideal for professional and ultra-productive users who are often on-the-go. Ultra-light: Samsung Notebook 9 series offers ultra-portability, with the world lightest 13.3-inch Notebook 9 weighing less than 1 kilogram, offering ultimate ease and convenience when on-the-go.Vivid and Bright Display: The full-HD display provides superior brightness with a wide angle and low-reflective screen for a comfortable viewing experience from a variety of positions.Extended Battery Life: The 15-inch Notebook 9 provides battery life for up to 12 hours, and the Quick Charging feature enables users to fully charge in just 90 minutes. The 13.3-inch Notebook 9 offers up to 10 hours of battery life on one charge.Enhanced Security: The new security feature Security CAM allows users to take and send photos through an equipped camera to a pre-registered email in case of theft. The Pattern Log-in, Secret Screen, and Record Block features help users protect private files and information.Seamless Productivity: Samsung Link 2.0 and SideSync 4.0 let users access shareable content more easily and efficiently. Also, the UL (Underwriters Laboratories) verified ergonomic keyboard provides enhanced comfort and accuracy. The New Samsung Notebook 9 series will be available in two colors, Iron Silver and Modern Pink, in select markets starting in early 2016.

LG Gram 15 laptop

Yes, there’s no way not to say it. The Gram 15 pictured below is a MacBook clone. But the laptop has a bigger screen, lower resolution and runs on Windows. It also doesn’t have just one port to fix all your needs. The LG Gram 15 has a 1080p IPS display, Core i5 or i7 processor, a bunch of ports (USB Type-C, USB 3.0, microUSB, microSD, HDMI), and up to 7 hours of battery life.

Impressively, the laptop weighs just 2.16 pounds and it’s just 0.6-inch thick. Pricing details and actual launch dates are not available at this time.

iPhone 7 vs Samsung Galaxy S7: How Will Apple's 2016 iPhone Compare?

How will 2016's biggest flagships compare? We take a look at the rumours behind Apple's iPhone 7 and the Samsung Galaxy S7

Samsung's Galaxy S7 has been out in the wild for a little bit now and the overall reaction seems to have been largely positive both from professional reviewers and actual consumers too. What's more, although it's still early days, Samsung seems to be a lot happier with initial pre-order sales figures for the device, suggesting it may have done its job in hauling Samsung flagship performance out of a downward trend.

The Galaxy S7 is facing some stiff competition from the LG G5, however, and we've got the HTC 10 to look forward to inside April. Apple hasn't left much of a breather with the iPhone SE arriving during March, but the real contest can be seen as being either between the Galaxy S7 and the current iPhone 6s flagship, or Apple's much-rumoured iPhone 7 which will arrive in September.

Yup, the end of the year pretty much; the iPhone 7 will almost certainly launch in its usual bracket of September, but we've been hearing rumours now for a good long while, with many of them coming from repeatedly reliable sources such as KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple Insider and 9to5Mac to name but a few.

And this year’s iPhone launch will be the biggest in Apple’s history, according to reports, with three models getting official: the standard iPhone 7, the iPhone Plus and the iPhone 7 Pro. Yep, a holy trinity of iPhones for 2016 — just as the rumours said all along. The Pro version will apparently feature a VASTLY superior camera than the more standard, iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus models.

Get the FULL low-down on Apple's iPhone 7 here: Apple's iPhone 7 Models Detailed: Specs & Hardware

The iPhones will definitely have a fight on their hands though, according to reports from April 4, analysts in Asia estimate than in its first month of sales over March the Galaxy S7 series shipped as many as 10 million units, up from earlier predictions of 7 million.

Analysts are now reportedly adjusting their sales forecasts for Samsung's 2016 performance, although it's important to note Samsung hasn't actually released sales and shipping figures just yet. However, Samsung did previously reveal pre-order figures and predicted the Galaxy S7 would out-sell previous flagships as a result of the surge in interest - at the time this isn't something many analysts took seriously, but it appears with the observed March performance things are looking up for Samsung with a rise in share prices and analysts suggesting the firm may be finally coming out of its two year flagship sales dip.

Samsung Galaxy S7 vs iPhone 7: Major Specs
Samsung Galaxy S7

Display: 5.1in Super AMOLED 2560x1440 pixels (QHD), 577ppi (Galaxy S7 edge: 5.5in, 534ppi)
Storage: 32GB onboard (larger capacity models MAY be available), microSD slot
CPU and RAM: Qualcomm Snapdragon 820/Samsung Exynos 8890 processor (region dependent), 4GB RAM
Front Camera: 5MP
Rear Camera: 12.2MP, f/1.7 aperture, 1.4um pixels, dual-pixel 100% phase detection sensor
IP68 water and dust proofing (1.5m submersion up to 30 minutes)
Battery: 3,000mAh (Galaxy S7 edge: 3,600mAh) NON-removable
iPhone 7

Display: 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch Force Touch, but likely with a QHD display of 2560 x 1440 resolution
Storage: 32GB/64GB/128GB/256GB
CPU and RAM: A10 processor, 3GB RAM
Front Camera: 5MP with wide angle lens
Rear Camera: 12MP, 4K video recording, optical image stabilization
Waterproofing?
Samsung's muddied the waters somewhat by taking a leaf out of Apple's playbook and not disclosing much information about the processor hardware at launch. We already know from earlier rumours that both the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 and Samsung Exynos 8890 SoC's are inside various iterations of each Galaxy S7 model, and we know 4GB of RAM was rumoured too. However, all Samsung has said is that the Galaxy S7 has a 30% CPU performance uplift over the previous generation, and a 64% speed enhancement to the GPU, along with the introduction of a liquid-cooled heatpipe and heatsink setup to help in high-performance situations.

The iPhone 7 will run Apple’s next-generation A10 mobile chipset and, if previous versions are anything to go by, it should be an alarmingly powerful chipset. Apple’s A8 and A9 chipsets dominated the mobile space in 2014/15 showcasing just what was possible with processing power when you have complete control over specs, hardware and software. And this is no doubt the reason Samsung invested so heavily in its Exynos solution — it wants more control over its devices’ performance and capabilities.

However, this year’s iPhone will likely be the most spec-heavy release Apple has ever pushed to market, providing it features a QHD panel. How much RAM Apple uses is also a deciding factor in the spec battle between the two handsets as well, but mostly this is just academic — the A10 and new Exynos will be super fast, regardless for whether they’re paired with 2GB or 4GB. Apple has consistently shown it can get plenty of performance out of very little memory, so the addition of more inside the iPhone 7, alongside the A10 chip makes for a pretty monstrous phone.

One thing that can be expected for sure is that the iPhone 7 will likely come in 32, 64, and 128GB models. Thankfully Apple should drop the 16GB iPhone version this time around. However there are rumors the iPhone 7 could also come in a 256GB model…something that seems far too good to be true at present. Nevertheless, should Apple get rid of the 16GB version — something it really needs to do, as 16GB is just pathetic these days — then it stands to reason it will have to replace it with something at the top-end to bump everything down a peg and make 32GB the standard model, before 64GB and then 128GB and finally 256GB.

Again, Samsung has sort of glossed over storage capabilities, aside from the microSD slot, and even then it hasn't disclosed how big the cards can be. We believe, based on earlier benchmarks and leaks, that the Galaxy S7 series starts at 32GB onboard, and may have 64GB and 128GB models too, but Samsung is yet to confirm this.

What we do know is each Samsung model packs a hefty battery pack, either a 3000mAh cell inside the Galaxy S7 or a 3600mAh setup in the Galaxy S7 edge - both should provide plenty of juice on a single charge. There's little info about Apple's battery hardware at this stage.

Samsung Galaxy S7 vs  iPhone 7: Design
At this stage information on the iPhone 7's possible design is fairly limited. Given Apple's usual MO we're fairly confident it will be a significant overhaul, as the firm tends to keep things incremental on the 'S' models (like 2015's iPhone 6s) and then puts in big changes on the lone number models, with the iPhone 7 of course being one of the latter. On top of this we've heard rumours Apple plans on making the handset incredibly thin, thin enough to warrant the removal of the 3.5mm headphone jack and the adoption of built-in stereo speakers and a proprietary set of headphones (Bluetooth and/or Lightning connector compatible, allegedly), if the rumours are true.

There’s also strong hints that Apple is working on doing away with the physical home button and embedding a virtual home button and Touch ID in the screen itself, but that might not come until the iPhone 8. The iPhone 7 will almost certainly retain the same size display as this year's models with 4.7in and 5.5in models to choose from - although there is talk of a 4in iPhone 6c dropping in April.

Other whispers say we'll see a "streamlined" design with fewer obvious antennae bands, a thinner bezel around the display, and the absence of any camera bump whatsoever - the sensor will reportedly fit flush. There are also some murmurings about waterproofing.

Generally though we're expecting an extremely sleek and distinguished new iPhone that's super-thin and entirely made out of metal.

Although different from their predecessors in some ways, the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge are, on the whole, quite similar to the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge in terms of design. The overall shape, build quality, and materials (metal and glass) are all pretty much a repeat of last year - not that this is a bad thing of course, as last year's Galaxy S6 series was gorgeous. The most notable improvements include the addition of IP68 waterproofing and a microSD card slot. It's also worth noting that while the Galaxy S7 is pretty much the same size as the Galaxy S6, the Galaxy S7 edge is not only distinguished by its unique curved edge display, but also by being much larger than both the Galaxy S7 and the last-gen flagships, with a 5.5in display.

Japan: the country where flip-phones refuse to die

The buttons are easier to type on, the battery lasts longer, it's familiar. No, we're not talking about BlackBerry this time, but the Japanese feature phone. Glorious, folding forefather to the smartphone, and the form-factor that gave birth to gara-kei, a shorthand phrase for "Galapagos phones". It's a negative term pointing to devices that simply wouldn't survive outside of Japan. However, it's not stopped the country's biggest carrier, NTT Docomo, from revealing two new feature phone models (and a refreshed paint job for an older phone) just last week. Our Engadget Japanese colleagues were told by Docomo's spokesman that these phones are still so popular with some customers that they practically sell themselves -- many still enter their stores looking for a new flip-phone, not a smartphone.

While developing countries continue to buy up feature phones, where prices continue to plummet, Japan's feature phones remain resistant to the smartphone substitution seen in western countries. Docomo has also started offering an unlimited voice call service -- a feature that's arguably more comfortable on longer-shaped feature phones and another reason for the carrier to continually refresh its gara-kei lineup.

Fujitsu's latest model, the F-07F, has a 13-megapixel camera, 1,000mAh battery and a 3.3-inch color display: specs that make it a high-end feature phone, but (camera aside) pale in comparison to cheap, entry-level smartphones like the Moto E. Here's one more surprising point: feature phones might cost less to make, but due to carriers subsidies for smartphones (in a bid to keep its customers upgrading), feature phones often cost more per month than mainstay Android devices from the likes of Samsung and Sony. There may have been a few smartphones in flip-phone clothing, but Japan's gara-kei aren't going anywhere soon.

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Mobiles and Tablets at CES 2016

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 Alcatel OneTouch Fierce XL

Alcatel OneTouch on Wednesday unveiled its first Windows 10 Mobile powered Fierce XL smartphone at CES 2016. The company announced that the Alcatel OneTouch Fierce XL will be available via T-Mobile stores in the US in coming weeks. Alcatel is expected to reveal the pricing details of the OneTouch Fierce XL on release. The company however indicates that the Fierce XL will be "affordably priced."

Much like other Windows 10 Mobile-based phones, the OneTouch Fierce XL comes preloaded with Microsoft's Office Mobile productivity suite of apps including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and OneDrive. Apart from the preloaded apps, the Alcatel OneTouch Fierce XL will also pack features such as Cortana, Microsoft's digital voice assistant, and Microsoft Edge, the new default browser forWindows 10.

For specifications, the OneTouch Fierce XL running Windows 10 Mobile features a 5.5-inch HD (720x1280 pixels) display and is powered by a 1.1GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor clubbed with 2GB of RAM. The handset packs 16GB of storage and supports expandable storage up to 32GB (via microSD card). The 4G LTE-enabled Alcatel OneTouch Fierce XL supports Category 4 speeds. It sports an 8-megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash and a 2-megapixel front-facing camera.

The handset packs 2500mAh battery which is claimed to deliver up to 14 hours of talk time and up to 820 hours of standby time. The Alcatel OneTouch Fierce XL will come with some of the T-Mobile specific features such as FCC mandated anti-theft protection and Wi-Fi calling compatibility.

Commenting on the launch, Jon Maron, Vice President of Marketing and Communications for Alcatel OneTouch, "Today staying connected on-the-go has to mean more than just having voice and data connection. By perfectly showcasing more of these connected experiences like seamless workplace productivity and document storage via OneDrive as well as a powerful personal assistant like Cortana, Fierce XL with Windows 10 Mobile customers are getting more from their smartphone than they ever could before."

Yusuf Mehdi, Corporate Vice President, Windows & Devices Group, Microsoft, said, "The Alcatel OneTouch Fierce XL is a great new device featuring Cortana, Microsoft Edge, Office Mobile apps, and many of the features that have made Windows 10 the most popular version of Windows ever. We're excited to bring Windows 10 to T-Mobile customers at an attractive price."

Today’s best-selling unlocked Android phones at Best Buy (January 6th)

BLU takes over the number 1 spot

So you got yourself some money over the holidays and now you’re looking to spend some. Why not start the new year out right with a new phone?

Purchasing a new smartphone can be quite the expensive endeavor. Moreover, it can also be a bit of a headache as you try to consider which phone, which carrier, and which rate plan is right. We’re here to help you with at least one of those segments: the phone. And, more specifically, we’re going to help nail down one place to check for your handset needs.

Why unlocked?

The benefit of an unlocked smartphone, for those who aren’t aware, is that it can be used on a variety of wireless service providers. Going this route ensures you don’t have to worry about contracts or long-term obligations. Want to hop from T-Mobile to AT&T or vice-versa? That’s no problem when you’re using an unlocked GSM phone.

We’ve gathered up the 10 best-selling unlocked Android devices from Best Buy so you can get a sense for what’s available. Indeed, you’ll see a nice mix of big-name vendors and devices from other, scrappy players. Note that we’ve omitted color variations; you might find other colors available.

So, the next time you need to replace your existing phone, consider scooping up one of these. It’s often a heck of a lot cheaper than going through your carrier in the long run.

• BLU Life One XL 4G – $159.99 SAVE $40
• BLU Studio G 4G – $79.99 SAVE $20
• Motorola Moto G 3rd Generation 8GB – $179.99
• Motorola Moto X Pure – $399.99
• Huawei P8 Lite – $219.99 SAVE $30
• Samsung Galaxy S 5 – $349.99 SAVE $50
• Samsung Galaxy Ace 4 Neo – $99.99
• LG Nexus 5X – $379.99
• Sony Refurbished Xperia C4 – $179.99 SAVE $120
• LG G3 -$299.99 SAVE $50

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Acer Liquid X2 Release Date: Triple-SIM Smartphone Arrives in Asia January 2016

The Acer Liquid X2 was first rumored to be available in the United States in May 2016, but now the company has confirmed that the triple-SIM smartphone will be released in Asia in January.

Acer first announced the Liquid X2 in April and now the tech firm has finally confirmed that its latest midrange Android smartphone will be launched in Asia next month. Aside from its tri-SIM card slots, its other impressive features include a 13-megapixel front and rear cameras, and a long-lasting 4,000 mAh battery, according to a SoyaCincau report cited by iDigital Times.

The Liquid X2 has a 5.5-inch HD display with a resolution of 720p. Although its screen quality is not high end, it is packed with a lot of battery power. Plus, it is made of extremely light plastic material, the report details.

Acer's newest flagship phone runs on a 64-bit octa-core chip with 3 GB or RAM and 32 GB of storage. It will also run the Android Lollipop 5.1 operating system.

Aside from that, the device has a quick flip cover that enables the user to view the messages and notifications without the need to open the phone. The cover is given to the buyer upon purchase of the new device. The Liquid X2 will be available in black and gold variants, the Latin Post reports.

Everything ZTE announced at CES 2016 today

It’s nearly the end of the day here on the East Coast, but CES 2016 is still going strong in Las Vegas. We’ve covered some interesting new hardware from several companies already, but now it’s ZTE’s turn to take center stage.

ZTE Grand X 3

There were no flagship phone announcements from ZTE today, but the company did add to its lineup of affordable devices, starting with the Grand X 3. As a Cricket Wireless exclusive, the Grand X 3 will launch at the low price of $129.99.

The smartphone features a 5.5-inch HD display, Qualcomm 1.3 GHz quad-core processor, 2GB of RAM, 3,080 mAh battery, expandable storage up to 64GB and runs Android 5.1.1 Lollipop. It will be available later this month.