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December, 2013

  • 4 December

    More Galaxy S5 rumours emerge

    Although it doesn’t seem like that long since Samsung’s Galaxy S4 was released, the rumours about the S5 are already hitting overdrive. Could the display on the Galaxy S5 leave the S4 in the dust? (Credit: Jessica Dolcourt/CNET) We’ve already heard about the metal unibody design, the 16-megapixel camera and the 3GB of RAM. Now, …

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  • 4 December

    Samsung Galaxy S5 to get unibody metal shell

    Samsung’s next Galaxy smartphone will have a metal body, following HTC and Apple’s premium devices, if Japanese website EMSOne is to be believed. The current Samsung Galaxy S4. (Credit: Samsung) EMSOne, which reports on the original device manufacturers that make computing hardware for companies like Samsung, states that ODM Catcher Technology will make between 10 million and 30 million unibody …

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  • 4 December

    Curvy LG G Flex begins global rollout next week

    LG’s G Flex smartphone is finally expanding beyond its home base of Korea. The curved smartphone will be available for preorders in Singapore starting December 8 and go on sale in Hong Kong on December 13, LG said on Wednesday. In Hong Kong, the phone will be available through the country’s major mobile carriers and leading electronics chains. LG didn’t …

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  • 4 December

    Sky Go Tablet app out now, separate from Android phone app

    Sky television comes to Android slates today as the Sky Go Tablet app finally makes it to Google Play. Sky’s catch-up and on-demand app is available for most Android tablets, with a just a couple of exceptions. It’s a separate app from the existing version of Sky Go for Android phones, so there are now two Sky Go apps in …

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  • 4 December

    Sky Store movie rentals open to all, also on YouView

    Sky’s opened the doors of its Sky Store online movie rental service to non-subscribers, with new-release streaming movies such as Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa on offer for the industry-standard £3.49 a pop. You can shop at the Store through your Web browser, as long as you’re in the UK or Ireland, or via the ludicrously cheap £10 Now TV box …

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  • 3 December

    iPad Air vs. Retina iPad Mini: Which tablet is right for you?

    Apple has two new iPads, and they’ve never been more similar. The iPad Air and iPad Mini with Retina Display are both out in stores, but unlike a year ago, the large and small iPad are, under the hood, more alike than different. Both have Retina displays, in the same resolution no less. Both have A7 processors. Both come in …

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  • 3 December

    25 tips for the Google Nexus 5

    Google’s latest and greatest handset is with us, pre-loaded with Android 4.4 KitKat — the most advanced version of the mobile OS yet. As ever, a new phone means a dazzling array of unique features to get your head around, many of which aren’t as easy to fathom as you might expect. But fear not! We’re on hand to provide …

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  • 3 December

    Galaxy S5 metal body built by HTC One builder, report says

    The Samsung Galaxy S5 could be about to test the metal of the HTC One. Samsung is reported to have engaged the services of the manufacturer behind the acclaimed metal body of HTC’s aluminium flagship as well as the Apple iPad mini and the MacBook Air. EMSOne reports supplier Catcher is set to start shipping metal components to Samsung this month — which, …

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  • 3 December

    HTC One ban looms as Nokia wins latest patent dispute

    Nokia is one step closer to a ban on the HTC One and all HTC’s Android smart phones after another legal victory in the British courts. Foss Patents reports that Justice Arnold of the England and Wales High Court ordered an injunction against HTC in a battle over patent, but did give HTC the chance to appeal on limited grounds. …

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  • 3 December

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    The YotaPhone — the quirky Android mobile that has an LCD screen on the front and an e-ink panel on the back — is out in Europe this month. An e-ink screen, typically used on e-reader devices, is designed to be easier on the eyes and use less power than a regular LCD screen. The phone debuts this month in …

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