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Samsung's next big thing - born in the USA?
Could Samsung's "next big thing" come from the heart of the Big Apple or Silicon Valley?
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The end of Symbian: Nokia ships last handset with the mobile OS
Will the last one to leave please turn out the valot?
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Samsung puts Galaxy Camera on a diet to make S4 zoom smartphone
Samsung Electronics has expanded the S4 family yet again with the 16-megapixel Galaxy S4 zoom, a lighter version of last year's Galaxy Camera.
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Samsung's Galaxy Ace 3 underscores LTE's burgeoning move to simpler phones
Though Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Ace 3 is a fairly basic smartphone, it nevertheless includes LTE, highlighting how the technology is making its way to simpler and cheaper devices.
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Why the time is right for the 'Droidbook'
Years ago, when Google launched its ChromeOS-powered Chromebooks, people wondered why they weren't powered by Android, its existing mobile OS. It's time to start asking those questions again.
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Android will surpass Apple in app downloads by October, report finds
Apple has seen its share of smartphone sales overtaken by Android devices in recent months, and now, according to a report from a British newspaper, it could be in the process of losing the lead in app downloads as well.
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Google is a disgraceful flirt about new Android versions
Google obviously knows that it's got the Android blogosphere wrapped around its little finger like the femme fatale in a black-and-white gangster movie. It arches an eyebrow, and the masses quiver with anticipation. It bares a hint of ankle, and fights break out.
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Fairphone to start building 'ethical' smartphone
Fairphone has received enough orders to start production on what it says is a smartphone that will be built according to ethical standards, designed and produced with minimal harm to people and the planet.
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Samsung expands Galaxy S4 family with water-resistant Active model
Samsung is adding another Galaxy S4 smartphone to its portfolio. The Active model is dust- and water-resistant, and has a special camera mode for underwater pictures and video.
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IDC: No end in sight for rising smartphone sales
Emerging markets and lower prices will push worldwide smartphone shipments close to the billion-unit level this year, according to the latest forecast by IDC.
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Qualcomm processor opens door for cheaper LTE smartphones
Qualcomm has announced a new processor and modem combination that will open the door for cheaper LTE smartphones.
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Bitdefender’s Clueful app comes to Android
Bitdefender has released the Android version of its popular Clueful app on the Google Play store.
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Samsung unveils Galaxy S4 mini with 4.3-inch screen and dual-core processor
Samsung Electronics has announced the Galaxy S4 mini smartphone, which has a larger screen and a better camera than its predecessor, the Galaxy S III mini.
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Galaxy S4 will be first phone to use new Verizon spectrum
Verizon Wireless customers buying the recently released Samsung Galaxy S4 will be the first who can start using a new spectrum band that the carrier will start turning on later this year.
McAfee Whitepaper: Building the Business Case for Privacy
A data security breach is every organisation’s worst nightmare. It impacts the relationship with your employees, erodes the trust with your customers and threatens your organisation’s reputation
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Armidale hosts fastest wireless NBN in Australia: Fusion Broadband
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How Windows Red can fix Windows 8: The right strategy for Microsoft
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Conservative activist files lawsuit over NSA surveillance
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Cisco betters its best-selling Catalyst Ethernet switch
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Eight questions about Windows 8 for Microsoft OEM chief, Nick Parker
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