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Oppo Find 5 with a brand new color scheme made an appearance. The Chinese top shelf Android smartphone posed for a photo session, wearing a screaming red paintjob.

Reportedly, there is no change in the specifications of the smartphone - hardly a surprise, considering its already solid internals. The new color however, draws even more attention to the Find 5's already great looking body.

Apparently, the red handset is part of a limited edition release. However, there's no info on pricing or availability for it.

AT&T has started pushing out a software update for the iPhone 5 and the iPhone 4S in the US, which adds support for Wireless Emergency Alerts.
Once you install this update, your phone will be able to receive these alerts, which are issued by the government. You will receive notifications for things such as AMBER (America's Missing: Broadcasting Emergency Response) alerts, emergency alerts for man-made or natural disasters or Presidential alerts.
After installing the update, you will find two new options in your Notifications settings menu on your iPhone. Here you can choose to disable the AMBER alters and emergency alerts but the Presidential alerts will always be on.
The update is being pushed out by AT&T and should be available on your iPhone 5 and 4S by now.

We have already seen quite a bit of the unannounced Nokia EOS smartphone that is supposed to have a 41 megapixel PureView camera and running on Windows 8.


Now, a metal shell of an unannounced Nokia device has leaked that suggests there could be another Lumia device in the making with a full metal body. The shell is made out of aluminum and you can see cut outs for the camera lens and LED flash on the back and SIM slot and USB port on the top.
Also noticeable is a rather pronounced hump on the back of the phone. This could be because of a particularly large sensor or because the phone itself being so thin that there was not much space inside without the sensor bulging out.
Whether this device is being developed or was an early version of some other device that got cancelled, is something we don't know. But we do know that the EOS device we saw being leaked earlier has a 41 megapixel sensor for sure, as can be seen from the image below.

We are just four days away from the official announcement of the Huawei Ascend P6 and the Chinese company is doing all it can to build up the hype. The company has used its Twitter account to post a number of teaser pictures over the past two days, including a couple that shows the smartphone itself and its box.


We've already learned virtually all there is to know about the Huawei Ascend P6, including its detailed specs and its design thanks to previous leaks. However, these latest attempts by the manufacturer show that it is very committed to its upcoming smartphone, which bodes well for its after-sale support. The company has been doing very well on its home market over the past few years, but it seems now it is finally ready to mount a serious challenge to the established players elsewhere too.

We'll see how it all pans out in four days, when the company hosts its beauty event. Make sure you check back with us for all the information from it.

Nokia has just issued a press invite with a very interesting design stating "Zoom reinvented", hinting the company is ought to officially announce the Nokia EOS cameraphone.

While the EOS moniker hasn't been confirmed in any way, nor the number of the megapixels the camera of the phone will sport, we have a very good idea of how it'll look. Nokia is also likely to show new Windows Phone 8 features that'll make use of the first proper cameraphone running the OS.
We'll be covering the event up close and keep you up to speed with all the latest Nokia has to announce. It's certainly going to be a wild ride, considering Nokia's competition is gearing up for a cameraphone-oriented battle.

We already got familiar with the upcoming Nokia EOS cameraphone and concluded it looked pretty similar to the Nokia Lumia 920.
However, Vizileaks, one of the main sources of the Nokia EOS leaks has taken yet another photo of the Windows Phone 8-running cameraphone to show the world just how visually similar the new Nokia flagship is to its predecessor.

Not many differences can be spotted at first sight, but looking closer reveals that Nokia has changed the position of the logo and the front-facing camera on the EOS. The screen of the Nokia EOS also extends just a bit more, than the Lumia 920, leaving a very thin plastic frame below it.
Naturally, the Nokia EOS stands at an angle as its camera hump protrudes quite a lot. We are eager to compare it to the recently announced Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom, but Nokia hasn't mentioned anything yet about a potential official announcement of the EOS.