Video: A look at Samsung's 6.3" Galaxy Mega

Is bigger really better? That's a question that smartphone buyers will have to decide when the Samsung Galaxy Mega hits the market at the end of the month. The device has a 6.3-inch TFT screen and an interface that straddles the line between the smartphone and tablet OS. Samsung is aiming this squarely at students who may be torn between getting a smartphone or a tablet. Following the design of the Galaxy S 4, the Galaxy Mega features a 1.7GHz dual-core processor, 1.5GB of RAM, 16GB of onboard storage, an 8 megapixel camera and a whopping 3200 mAh Li-Ion battery.  The Mega is scheduled to come to Canadian carriers on August 29th.Check out the video above for more info.

Video: Google's Moto X demo and overview

Coming to Canada this week on Rogers is the new Moto X. A Google smartphone designed with the user in mind. The video above shows off some of the device's functionality.  Moto X comes with a dual-core  1.7GHz Snapdragon processor, 2GB of RAM, 16GB of storage and a 10 megapixel camera. Stay tuned for a full review

Incipio unveils case collection for Moto X

Unveiled just in time for the Motorola Moto X launch, Incipio introduces a range of cases for the highly customizable smartphone.

Incipio made sure they had all lifestyles and preferences covered with their Moto X line. There is the impact-resistant NGP case, durable DualPro and DualPro Shine cases, and lightweight feather and feather SHINE cases. While not up on their site yet, there are also going to be a waterproof Atlas Case, offGrid Thin Battery Case, and Watson Wallet with Removable Case.

Score one for OtterBox, secures $2M court victory against counterfeiters

In their latest battle against counterfeiters, Otterbox managed to secure a $2-million verdict against S & P Trading Inc. A U.S. District Court ordered a permanent injunction against the New York-based firm saying it violated the Lanham Act with the purchase and sale of at least 146,025 counterfeit cases, which infringed on OtterBox’s federally registered trademarks. Otterbox holds over 190 patents in the U.S. and more than 110 trademarks worldwide, with a number of others pending.

This latest verdict is just part of a series of actions OtterBox has taken against counterfeiters. They worked with the U.S. Customs and Border Protection last year to seize 118,000 fake products, which resulted in additional judgments of approximately $11 million.

Source: Apple Insider