Smartphone shipments reportedly surpass 1 billion in 2013

While cellphone shipments have hit one billion in a year previously, smartphones in particular have not, until now. According to the IDC, smartphones shipments surpassed one billion for the first time in 2013. Having said that, another research group called Strategy Analytics feels that the IDC's numbers are a little off and that smartphone shipments didn't quite hit the one billion milestone. Strategy Analytics says shipments...

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Apple working on two iPhones with larger screen sizes, sources say

The iPhone may have been a pioneering smartphone in a number of categories but one area where it has lagged behind is screen size. Initially resistant to what it deemed as the phablet fad, Cupertino is apparently gearing up to succumb to pressure from competitors in the large-screen smartphone market. People familiar with the matter recently told the Wall Street Journal that Apple is planning two new iPhones with bigger screens. The...

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Moborobo: The all-in-one PC manager for Android and iOS devices

There’s no denying the growing importance of mobile and the convenience of carrying an Internet-connected device at all times. But as we become increasingly attached to our phones for work and play it’s also important that our data is safely backed up and it can be easily moved from one device to another when it’s time for an upgrade. Without a proper management suite this can be quite a chore. Enter Moborobo. Moborobo allows you to manage...

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Google develops contact lens that can monitor glucose levels

Google has developed a contact lens that contains a glucose sensor, antenna, capacitor and a chip designed to help those with diabetes. The lens, which doesn’t restrict eyesight, takes glucose readings twice every second and sends the information to an external monitoring device via radio frequencies. In a blog post on the matter, Google outlined the need for such a device. With one in 19 people on the planet dealing with diabetes,...

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Deck 13 releases first Lords of the Fallen screenshots

Developers of the upcoming action-RPG, Lords of the Fallen, have released a couple of screenshots to satisfy the public's appetite. For anyone unfamiliar, the gothic-looking title is the brainchild of Tomasz Gop, the executive producer of the first two Witcher games. We first heard about the game last year, when Eurogamer secured an interview with Gop about his ambitious project. "It's a challenging game, action RPG, which...

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Rumor: Windows 9 'Threshold' expected in April 2015

Microsoft is reportedly targeting an April 2015 launch for the operating system sequel to Windows 8.1, codenamed 'Threshold'. According to Paul Thurrott, Microsoft is trying to put the less-than-fantastic launch of Windows 8.1 behind it by calling the OS Windows 9, and although it hasn't entered the development phase, the company has already started planning ahead. In April 2014, which is just a few months away, Microsoft will hold its...

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Galaxy S5 coming in March or April, Samsung studying eye-scan security

As the Galaxy S4 approaches its first anniversary on the market Samsung has begun dropping hints about its much anticipated successor. In a Bloomberg News interview at CES 2014, the company’s executive vice president of marketing Young-hee Lee claimed that they’re targeting the same March - April launch timeframe of their past few flagships, while briefly commenting on potential features and design changes. On the latter, Young-hee aknowledges...

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SteamOS now supports Intel and AMD graphics

When the first SteamOS beta was released last month, gamers with Intel and AMD GPUs were left out in the cold due to the initial "Nvidia graphics only" requirement. Well, things have changed now. The latest alchemist updateto the Valve's operating system adds support for AMD and Intel graphics, along with various other fixes. Don't expect too much as the operating system is still in the beta stage. According to AMD, there are...

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 நி அசையாமல்... மரமாக இரு - நான் வாழ வைக்கிறேன் - உன்னை சுத்திக்கொண்டு..... பச்சிளம் பாசியாக.... பசுமையான- என் காதலைக் கொண்டு!....

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Evolve details emerge: large open environments, dynamic wildlife

A wealth of new information regarding Evolve has emerged, including class types and back story. Announced in the new edition of Game Informer, the accompanying feature details the Turtle Rock developed shooter. The game is due to release this Autumn (Spring in Australia) for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. Originally set to be published by THQ when it was revealed in 2011, 2K Games will now handle the title. The key points are below: Turtle...

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New update to Android Kitkat 4.4.1

We all know the new version of Android! Our favorite chocolate? Yes, it's KitKat!The version number is 4.4! Now Android team has released a new update to it. So named as 4.4.1. The new updated mainly focus on the Camera performance! Camera app launch faster. Auto focus is faster. Colors and exposures have been improved. Progress bar, when shooting HDR+ photo. HDR = High Dynamic Range. Bug fixes. The update is available only for Nexus 5 at present!...

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Idea’s new version of 3G Dongle with Excellent Features!!!

Idea Cellular has came up with an another version of Idea NetSetter 3G Dongle in its major 3G markets in India. Main Important news about Idea NetSetter is that it is certified for Microsoft Windows 8 / 8.1 and Windows RT making it the first dongle to get this certification. Exciting features of 3G -Speed: up to 21.6 MbpsIt is used to transfer data, stream media, and send SMS messages seamlessly while on the move-Compatibility: Windows,...

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Google’s Chromebooks overcome its hindrance!!!

According to the latest news, Chromebooks accounted for 21 percent of all laptop sales and almost 10 percent of all computer sales to businesses in 2013. Also, Chromebook’s increased share is coming at the cost of Windows. So, Microsoft was actually right to worry about Google’s Chromebook project. The story was right opposite few years back, at that time chromebooks couldn’t even do its sole prupose correctly, surf in web. Nobody preferred this...

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