From the recent launch of the Galaxy Note Edge , it’s apparent that Samsung has been trying to stand out from the competition. Though we had our reservations about the new form factor, the next Samsung flagship could launch with an “Edge” variant as well. As reported by SamMobile, Samsung is rumored to launch a different form factor along the Galaxy S6 next year. Much like the Note line this year, the Galaxy S6 is said to launch in two variants: one with a plain slab of glass like we’re used to, and one with a curved-edge display. We’re unsure if the screen will have the same curve on the right edge like we saw at the Note Edge, but we’re hoping Samsung improves on the form factor, as the curved screen device had some problems of its own. Left-handed use was one of the problems we ran into with the Note Edge, as was the form factor in general. Overall, the phone felt interesting, weird, but very tough to get used to. It’s a different idea that we don’t necessarily want...
While other companies are slashing the prices of their star products this Black Friday, OnePlus is simply allowing people to buy them. As part of its Black Friday promo, OnePlus has opened up orders for the OnePlus One, no invite required! Unlike the previous two pre-ordering windows, this is a limited stock offer, meaning that users who miss out on the available units won’t be able to “pre-order.” Both the 16GB white model and the 64GB sandstone model are on sale right now , with the 16GB model shipping within 10 business days, and the 64GB model shipping with 5 business days. If you manage to get a “confirmed order” in, OnePlus guarantees your order will arrive before December 25, just in time for finding a place under the tree. OnePlus is also discounting its official accessories , including the JBL E1+ earphones , by 10 to 20 percent. If you’re tempted by the OnePlus One, you should make up your mind fast. There’s no telling how long the stock will last. For more B...
US officials blame North Korea for the Sony attacks Government intelligence sources from The New York Times and CNBC may have finally uncovered the source of the infamous Sony hack. Both publications report the attack comes from North Korea. At the very least they were ordered by the Asian country. It’s also claimed that while North Korea ordered the attack, it was done from elsewhere. We will hear more details tomorrow, in an official statement. Opinion: Let’s hope we can get some serious answers from the US government. This whole fiasco has been nothing but rumors and leaks (literally).
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