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This week while all eyes were glued to Computex 2014, Samsung launched the world's first commercially available Tizen phone, the Samsung Z, during the Tizen Developer Conference in San Francisco. The phone will be released in Russia in Q3 2014, and then to other markets after that for an unspecified amount.According to the specs, the phone...
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The evolution of the tablet has been one of the most interesting, and certainly among the most significant, developments in personal computing history. Its genesis arguably lies in science fiction, with tablet-like devices featuring in movies, such as 2001: A Space Odyssey, and TV shows, such as Star Trek, giving a glimpse of what was to...
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Some new data on how much it costs Apple to produce the iPad Air has surfaced from IHS courtesy of All Things D, and looks as though the company is making top dollar on its most well received tablet to date. Based on the data, Apple is making as much as $568 per unit. According to...
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The official Twitter app on my Android phone has started popping up a new sort of notification. Every so often, it’s taken to buzzing and vibrating to advise me that some people I know have started to follow someone I don’t know. Clearly, it’s an attempt to get me to “engage” more with Twitter – as...
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Under the jubilant “#betterway” hashtag, Lenovo has revealed its latest brainchild, the Yoga Tablet, in synchronised events in Los Angeles and Milan. Running a lightly customised version of Android 4.2.2 and coming in 8in and 10in variants, the Yoga Tablet resembles nothing so much as an oversized Apple Magic Trackpad. Across most of the screen area...
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The phone industry’s worst kept secret since the iPhone 6 (Editor - Shhhh, no one knows yet) has officially been revealed, released, revered and reviled over the last 24 hours. Google’s inevitable Nexus 5 has been on the cards for some time now, with leak after leak occurring straight from Google’s obviously porous HQ, but finally...
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Microsoft today announced its third Windows Phone 8 update. The update has been previously referred to as GDR3 (General Distribution Release 3) and brings changes important to the future of Microsoft's mobile OS such as; larger screen support, support for more powerful processors, a new driving mode and the ironing out of a few other wrinkles...
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