Dual-SIM Samsung Galaxy S5 Goes Official in China

Following its official unveiling at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, Galaxy S5, the latest flagship Android-based handset from Samsung, has started to emerge in various markets out there, and it is now official in China. Samsung has announced the dual-SIM version of the Galaxy S5 in China, where the country’s largest wireless carrier, China Telecom, will launch it. The smartphone was unveiled in the country with model number G9009D attached to it, and is expected to arrive on shelves in the country with a price tag of CNY5,299 ($850), as can be seen on this page on Samsung's Chinese website. Apparently, the company will bring the single-SIM flavor of Galaxy S5 to the market in China as well. Both devices are expected...

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Sony Xperia G (D5103) Leaks Once Again with HD Display, Quad-Core CPU, KitKat

Japanese handset maker Sony has announced several Android smartphones since the beginning of the year, but only a few have made it to the market in a handful of countries. April is one of the most important months for Sony, as many smartphones previously announced by the company will make their way onto shelves. The Xperia Z2 and Xperia T2 Ultra have recently been launched in a few countries, but their rollout will continue throughout the month. However, it appears that Sony has another mid-range Android smartphone ready to be announced, the Xperia G. The device leaked back in February via the GFXBench database, where it was tagged as Sony D5103. Initially, we thought that the handset would be officially introduced in late February...

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