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Samsung’s Isocell sensor to boost low

A new sensor developed by Samsung could help improve photos taken in low-light conditions by producing a more true representation of colour than existing sensors. (Credit: Samsung) Called Isocell, the sensor was announced on the Samsung Tomorrow blog, which outlined the benefits of this system. Many phone camera sensors on the market use backside-illuminated (BSI) technology, which reverses the traditional …

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What the latest iPhones tell us about the next iPads

The iPhone 5C and iPhone 5S are here. They’ve been reviewed. We all know their salient details, their color schemes, their prices. So, here’s the question: what do these mean about the next iPads? We know there will be new iPads. We expect they’ll be released very soon — October, most likely. And just like the new iPhones, expect two …

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Android users can now lock their lost devices remotely

Worried about data from your lost Android phone or tablet getting into the wrong hands? You can now lock down your device remotely. Released in August, Google’s Android Device Manager is a handy service that allows you to see the location of a lost or stolen Android device. You can also remotely tell the device to ring as well as …

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China smartphone shipments set to hit 450 million in 2014

China’s smartphone market is set for an explosion over the next year, according to new data from research firm IDC. By the end of this year, total smartphone shipments in China will hit 360 million, according to data obtained by Reuters from IDC. Next year, that figure will rise to 450 million, making the country one of the most attractive …

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How to set application

One of the annoyances with any iOS upgrade or new iPhone purchase is signing back into apps that require you to be logged in to work. Most of the time, this is a simple process of remembering or looking up a password, entering it, and going about your day. If you tried signing into your Gmail account via the Mail …

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HTC faces short supply of One Mini, says report

HTC reportedly doesn’t have enough One Mini smartphones to go around, a predicament that could take a bite out of the company’s results this quarter. The HTC One Mini is facing supply problems due to a casing shortage, the result of difficulties in its design, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters. Demand for the phone is not being …

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Verizon CEO: Unlimited data plans just aren’t sustainable

Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam believes there’s a shelf life on unlimited data plans. As the wireless world moves toward delivering more video and becomes the center of communication, unlimited offerings aren’t sustainable, McAdam said on Tuesday during an investor conference. “With unlimited, it’s the physics that breaks it,” he said. “If you allow unlimited usage, you just run out of …

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