The Samsung Galaxy S8 is one of the most anticipated phones of this year and we expect it to be unveiled during MWC 2017. Since we’re just one month and a half away from the event, leaks centering the Galaxy S8 have intensified for the past few weeks.
The latest one comes to us courtesy of Mobilefun.co.uk – an accessory web shop which is currently listing a case for the Galaxy S8 made by GhosTek. The renders show the upcoming flagships inside one of the company’s Atomic 3 waterproof case.
The rumor mill has been saying for the last couple of months that Samsung plans to overhaul the design of the Galaxy S lineup and the Galaxy S8 should be the first beneficiary.
With this in mind, we can see the Galaxy S8 in the renders doesn’t have a physical home button and features a port-less construction. This leads to speculations that Samsung has opted to launch a wireless charging phone this year.
There’s also no trace of a fingerprint scanner on the back, but according to word on the street Samsung will be embedding the authentication technology within the display.
Third-party case makers often get information about soon to be released handsets in advance, so they can have the accessories ready as soon as the phone is announced. In this case you can even order a GhosTek case before Samsung has even had the chance to introduce its 2017 flagship (if you live in the UK).
As for this particular set of renders, we’re told they are based on actual data obtained from Samsung factories that actually producing the Galaxy S8.
One thing that we’ve noticed that might challenge the authenticity of this image is the lack of a LED flash cutout on the back. Surely the Galaxy S8 will include a LED flash, so the lack of it raises a question mark.
Anyway, Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy S8 at MWC 2017, but don’t expect to be able to purchase it right away. According to rumors, the phone will make it out in the US in the middle of April (possible date: April 18).
Being a flagship phone the HTC U Ultra features high-end specifications in line with most of last year premium phones. But HTC could have been the first company to announce a 
We previously mentioned the HTC U Ultra is a phablet which makes use of a 5.7-inch QHD display (2560 x 1440-pixel resolution) plus a secondary mini screen with 160 x 1040 res. Like in the case of the 
The HTC U Ultra ships out with 
Making use of machine learning, the phone will learn your habits and provide helpful suggestions based on them. So if the device “knows” you’re supposed to pick up your daughter from school and the roads appear to be crowded, it will suggest you leave a few minutes earlier.
Last but not least, we should mention the phablet is powered by a 3,000mAh battery which is a bit flimsy, especially considering that the LG V20 bundles a more consistent, removable 3,200mAh one.
As for the smaller HTC U Ultra variant, the HTC U Play the phone has a 5.2-inch display with 1080p resolution and a MediaTek Helio P10 processor on the inside. HTC will offer the mid-ranger in two variants, one with 3GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage and one with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage.
The main camera has been shrunken to 16MP (although there’s none of that UltraPixel business going on here). But the biggest disappointment is that the phone will ship with Android 6.0 Marshmallow out of the box.
The HTC U Play is due out on the market in spring, but pricing specifications will be announced then.
Here’s an app which was designed with an ingenious idea in mind. It’s always hard to get kids to take their (yucky tasting) medicine, so the folks behind the app thought children might relate to the characters in this storybook who like children get sick and need medicine to fight off the sickness.
Parents who would like to see their child develop an interest in music, could try loading up the Baby Zoo Piano app on a tablet or a smartphone with a larger screen. The app gets kids acquainted with 
Fisher-Price is a household name when it comes to children entertainment, so of course they are offering a few baby apps. Like the 
This is not an education app, but one that will prove very useful for parents of really small children. Unable to get your baby to go sleep? This app will help the child fall asleep instantly by playing a classic monotonous sound (lullaby) proven to be effective in these situations.
Ok, so maybe the Baby Sleep Instant app did nothing for your infant. Then it’s time to go back to good old nursery rhymes. The 
Another way you can teach your child nursery rhymes and lullabies is the 
Don’t let your child develop a fear of the dark with the Baby Night Light app which accompanies your kid’s descent into slumber. The app lets you choose between 14 different nightlights complete with a cute, animal companion of your choice.
My biggest concern before I received the Car Dock was how tightly it would hold onto the phone. Not tight enough and the phone would easily fall and too tight and you’d never be able to release it if you needed it quickly. Incipio really nailed this aspect because you can literally shake the dock and the phone won’t move, but the quick release levers on the back of the dock make it incredibly easy to release the phone and go. It’s a frustration free design. I don’t know it’ll hold up in cases of car crashes, but most bumps and shakes shouldn’t cause an issue.
One of the nicer aspects of the dock is that it leaves the bottom and sides of the device completely free. All of the buttons and ports are open, so you can easily charge your phone or use the 3.5mm headphone jack on the Moto Z Play while the phone sits in the dock.
When you place your Moto Z on the dock, Android Auto instantly starts. You can exit Android Auto, but the fact that it pops up immediately and is the main point of function is kind of annoying. I was interested in the dock because I often don’t have a good place for my phone in my car and I’d like a nice dock to keep it out of the way. I would like to use the full functionality of my phone at stop lights or if I pull over without having to detach my phone from the dock. It’s a minor annoyance but it certainly does turn me off from using it.
I don’t personally think it’s worth that much, but if you are in the car a lot and are looking for an Android Auto solution, you may disagree with me. Incipio did well with the Car Dock and I’d count it as another successful Moto Mod, I just wish the price was a tad lower. I’d even venture to say that around $50 it would be pushing the upper limits of what I’d be willing to pay.
World by developer Jared Bailey (under the corporate name “Nocanwin”). It’s the latest in a series of games using the ‘cubed’ motif of simple 8-bit graphics drawn in a 3D layout. I’ve had the best time playing and sharing this game with friends and family, and I’d like to share it with you here.
at the starting line. The race course is made of 5 parallel tracks, and your controls are a simple left and right button on their respective sides. After a quick countdown (“3, 2, 1, Go!”), your vehicle takes off at a constant speed along the course. There are multiple courses, and which one you find yourself on (street, water, sky, dirt, farm) is mainly dictated by the type of vehicle you are in (car, boat, helicopter, dune buggy, tractor, etc).
While maneuvering down the course, there are also some goodies you’ll want to try to pick up. The coins you’ll want to collect as they are how you acquire the other vehicles shown in the title screen (different vehicles have different prices). The blue icons add to your point total (my kiddos & I found some healthy competition in trying to best the current high 
score).
score, the game just continually gets longer and even links multiple course types together into super-long courses. If you start by choosing a boat, it will only get you so far as at some point you’ll cross a faux-finish line and immediately switch to a randomly-selected different vehicle and respective course. Then another, and another. Good luck to your 
patience level.
According to leaks and rumors online, the most intriguing one is shaping out to be the HTC U Ultra (or better known as the 
The additional screen should be used to display extra info, as well as quick settings that aren’t always in the foreground on Android phones, like it’s the case with the LG V20. So if you don’t like notifications popping all over existing content, you’ll be glad the HTC U Ultra offers this option.
Alas, @evleaks denied this information saying the phone will most likely launch with the Snapdragon 821 under the hood. Not bad, but the Snapdragon 835 would have been even better.
Turns out HTC hasn’t designed the Google Pixel for nothing. Apparently the 12MP main camera that makes the 
The phone is also rumored to come with a pretty big battery of 4,000 mAh variety. Last but not least the phone should be offered in four colors including Blue, Black, Pink and Rose Gold. Pricing specifications are still a mystery but don’t expect the device to be cheap.
LeEco, who recently 
Anyway, you have to make the decision until February 16. If not, Verizon will make it for you by simply disconnecting your line(s).