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New Images Taken With the Galaxy S 4 Leaked

New Images Taken With the Galaxy S 4 Leaked

| February 22, 2013 | 0 Comments

It seems like the Galaxy S IV just doesn’t like getting out of the news. As we’ve already covered two major stories on the smartphone today, a third one has appeared. This one however, brings only good news to the table as there’s no news of delay. This new report actually brings forth leaked images [...]

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Verizon HTC 8X Users Receiving WP8 Portico Update

Verizon HTC 8X Users Receiving WP8 Portico Update

| February 22, 2013 | 0 Comments

If you reside in the U.S, you’re fully aware of how carriers deal with their users. The country’s largest carrier, Verizon, is also the country’s slowest in a way when it comes to update roll outs. We’ve seen this recently with plenty of devices, which despite being capable smartphones, have had to wait for an [...]

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Nokia Could Announce Low End Lumia WP8 Smartphone at MWC 2013

Nokia Could Announce Low End Lumia WP8 Smartphone at MWC 2013

| February 22, 2013 | 0 Comments

Nokia’s ambitions in the smartphone market do not come down one bit, which is how a company should be. But its recent offerings like the Lumia 920, 820, 822 (Verizon) and 620 are only marginally doing well in the market. The problem in my opinion is not the hardware from Nokia, but the software/operating system [...]

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T-Mobile Nexus 4 Available for Free On Contract Until Sunday

T-Mobile Nexus 4 Available for Free On Contract Until Sunday

| February 22, 2013 | 1 Comment

We all love deals, especially the ones on our favorite devices (not if we’ve recently bought the device after paying more). But carriers often launch deals to lure in more customers towards them if the sales aren’t going all that well. And now, good old T-Mobile has a pretty tempting deal for us. The carrier [...]

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Analyst Reiterates Claims of a Qualcomm Made Chip for the Galaxy S 4

Analyst Reiterates Claims of a Qualcomm Made Chip for the Galaxy S 4

| February 22, 2013 | 0 Comments

We’ve already heard plenty about Samsung’s Galaxy S IV, ranging from launch dates to rumored specs, the Samsung flagship makes constant appearances in the rumor mill. However, we recently came across one report which suggested that the smartphone might pack a Qualcomm made chipset and not the Exynos 5 Octa as rumored. This was merely [...]

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Will Google’s Steeply Priced Chromebook Pixel Gain Traction In the Market?

Will Google’s Steeply Priced Chromebook Pixel Gain Traction In the Market?

| February 22, 2013 | 0 Comments

Google has set its foot in a lot of fields with one of them being Chromebooks. These cloud based laptops/notebooks (if we can call it that) don’t brag of a lot of raw horsepower. The Samsung and Acer Chromebooks that are available in the market today come for a very good price and do its [...]

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Samsung Could Implement Its Own Version of Photo Sphere With the Galaxy S 4

Samsung Could Implement Its Own Version of Photo Sphere With the Galaxy S 4

| February 22, 2013 | 1 Comment

We’ve all heard of Photo Sphere plenty of times. The feature is one of the things which makes the Google Nexus 4 stand out from the rest of the competition, apart from the obvious Nexus moniker and the Google goodies that are bundled along with that name (read: timely updates). But as of now, it’s [...]

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Microsoft Surface RT Can Now Run a Few Basic x86 Applications Thanks to a Hack

Microsoft Surface RT Can Now Run a Few Basic x86 Applications Thanks to a Hack

| February 22, 2013 | 0 Comments

Each operating system/platform has a vast developer community, and the number only increases with each coming day. Be it Android, iOS or Windows Phone/Windows 8, they’ve all got a large number of developers trying to bring in hacks/tweaks to unsupported devices. For Android, there’s the CyanogenMod team and similarly for Windows too there’s a big [...]

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Motorola Offering $50 Google Play Store Credit With Smartphones

Motorola Offering $50 Google Play Store Credit With Smartphones

| February 22, 2013 | 0 Comments

Are you about to purchase a new smartphone, but haven’t zeroed in on a device yet? Well, Motorola has you covered as it is now offering an attractive offer with a purchase of any of its 2012 smartphones here in the U.S. According to this new promotion, users will receive a $50 credit on the [...]

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Ubuntu Touch Developer Preview Now Available for Download

Ubuntu Touch Developer Preview Now Available for Download

| February 22, 2013 | 0 Comments

Ubuntu Touch or Ubuntu Mobile OS is one of the new mobile OSes under development in 2013. This year has been rightly touted as the year of new mobile OSes as we’re going to see many new platforms surface. To begin with, the Firefox OS is currently seeing widespread coverage, then there’s the Tizen OS [...]

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Google Could Launch Touch Based Chromebooks in the Future

Google Could Launch Touch Based Chromebooks in the Future

| February 21, 2013 | 0 Comments

Tablets these days are a huge market. But we all know that tablets are an evolution of the standard notebook PC. Manufacturers wanted to interact with the display itself rather than offering a separate layout for keyboards, which is where the idea of the modern tablet was born. In the current era, we have tablets [...]

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Sony Could Bring Remote Play Feature to Android Devices

Sony Could Bring Remote Play Feature to Android Devices

| February 21, 2013 | 0 Comments

Sony has been pretty busy since the past few months. At first it was the launch of the PlayStation Vita, which didn’t quite manage to make much noise. Later, it was the buzz about the much hyped PlayStation 4 console along with the much hyped Xperia Z smartphone. After the ever so successful PlayStation 3 [...]

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The Million Dollar Question for HTC – Will the HTC One Succeed?

The Million Dollar Question for HTC – Will the HTC One Succeed?

| February 21, 2013 | 0 Comments

There have been several reports in the past about HTC’s dismal run in the industry. This is something we’ve gotten accustomed to of late as the company hasn’t quite been making the most out of its devices. A couple of years ago, the manufacturer tried its hand with tablets (HTC Flyer and Jetstream) and failed [...]

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