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See realtime coverage | Samsung's 5G will complement NBN, not replace it. Samsung says it has successfully tested super-fast 5G wireless technology that would eventually allow users to download an entire movie in a matter of seconds. |
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Computerworld - Android's new boss hinted of an eventual merger of Chrome and Android but said the two will remain separate "for the short term," in an interview posted prior to Google I/O's opening keynote on Wednesday. Google's Nexus Q revival said to be a no-show at I/O - by Josh Lowensohn (in 2,150 Google+ circles) Google I/O 2013: What's On Tap For Nexus Smartphone And Tablet Hardware - by Darrell Etherington (in 562 Google+ circles) |
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If you don't see the point of keeping data you have stored across assorted Google services separate then you're in luck: The company agrees with you. Google Unifies Its Free Storage, Now Gives You 15GB For Drive, Gmail And ... - by Drew Olanoff (in 698,315 Google+ circles) |
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The HTC First, or “Facebook phone” as many prefer to call it, is officially a flop. It certainly wasn't a good sign when AT&T dropped the price of HTC's First to $0.99 just one month after its debut, and now BGR has confirmed that HTC and Facebook's little ... HTC's Facebook phone: Not dead yet - by Jennifer Van Grove (in 67,239 Google+ circles) Facebook's iPhone Culture Builds An Overzealous Home On Android - by Josh Constine (in 617 Google+ circles) |
See realtime coverage | It seems like every other day an upstart wireless service provider inks a wholesale deal with someone like Sprint or T-Mobile and effectively sells access to those big carrier networks under a different banner. A New Mobile Plan, Zact, Asks Subscribers To Pay Only For What They Use - by Lora Kolodny (in 909 Google+ circles) Zact tries to out-uncarrier T-Mobile with customizable mobile plans - by Dieter Bohn (in 3,744 Google+ circles) |
See realtime coverage | Personal assessments of what technology to adopt and what to ignore is what we do these days. Developers develop, technical columnists experiment and report, and individuals decide "yea or nay. Airbnb updates Android app interface, adds calendar availability and guest pre ... - by Zach Honig (in 2,356 Google+ circles) 9 ideas for a radical redesign of iOS 7 - by JP Mangalindan (in 5,544 Google+ circles) Routing Around Apple's Restrictions, AppCertain & Others Bring Enterprise ... - by Sarah Perez (in 464,101 Google+ circles) |
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You know that shiny new iPhone 5 or Samsung Galaxy S4 in your pocket? You probably call it a cellphone, right? Well, Newt Gingrich says you're wrong. |
See realtime coverage | Italian sports-car maker Automobili Lamborghini SpA unveiled a new vehicle called the Egoista, which is meant to mark its 50th anniversary. |
See realtime coverage | Well, we can once again thank Google for ruining our productivity. This time, the famous search engine celebrates the 37-year-old classic Breakout, which tasked players to destroy a bunch of blocks by bouncing a small ball around the screen. Google Images Atari Breakout high score challenge - by Alan Ng (in 514 Google+ circles) Google celebrates Breakout's 37th anniversary the only way it knows how - by Donald Melanson (in 616 Google+ circles) |
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Amazon has reached a deal with Samsung to acquire "electrowetting" display maker Liquavista, the online retail giant said Monday. |
See realtime coverage | With the popularity of action cameras from GoPro and Contour in motorsports, it was only a matter of time before the video camera-equipped Google Glass found its way onto a racetrack. Don't have access to Google Glass? Try a simulation - by Donna Tam (in 680 Google+ circles) Google Glass: what it's like to use, by the inventor of the 'Winky' photo app - by Charles Arthur (in 5,148 Google+ circles) |
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As part of its mission to bring its music service "everywhere," Amazon announced the release of a dedicated Cloud Player app for desktop PCs Monday. |
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Knowing there's a lot of interest in waterproof smartphones, Sony has been coming out with devices that not only can survive an accidental drop in the toilet but actually be used underwater. |
See realtime coverage | Eric T. Schneiderman, the Attorney General of New York, has sent letters to the CEOs of Apple, Google/Motorola, Microsoft and Samsung pressing them to detail what efforts they making to head off the growing problem of device theft. |
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If you're a Google Gamer - as in, Android gamer - then there's a bit of good news in store for you. A new leak in advance of next week's big Google I/O conference has revealed a host of gaming-friendly features set to arrive to the Android platform in the form ... |
See realtime coverage | New Delhi: May has been a month of launches for the struggling Finnish mobile phone giant. In the first 10 days of the month Nokia announced the Nokia Asha 210, Nokia Asha 501 and the Nokia Lumia 928. Nokia Lumia 928 becomes official - by Brian Bennett (in 602 Google+ circles) |
See realtime coverage | Tri-State drivers are reminded to not text and drive thanks to a new campaign unveiled on Monday.AAA installed the first billboard in their 'Don't Text and Drive' campaign. |
See realtime coverage | Gas prices across the nation surged recently, due to several factors including the coming summer season. In Hutchinson, the price for a gallon of unleaded fuel was $3.69 Monday, up about 16 cents from the weekend. |
See realtime coverage | Take-Two Interactive doubled its fourth-quarter revenues thanks to strong BioShock Infinite sales, but it still didn't manage to turn a profit. |
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Summary: We'd like to know if the new BlackBerry Q10 is going to be enough to win back former BlackBerry users from Android and iPhone and retain BlackBerry's long-suffering loyalists. |
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