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May, 2012

  • 28 May

    Samsung PIN pop

    With just days to go until Samsung’s Galaxy S3 goes on sale, the Korean company has released pictures of its PIN pop-up shop, where you’ll be able to get hands-on with the device. The pop-ups will be popping up all over London. The first two locations are the Westfield shopping centre in Shepherd’s Bush (not …

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  • 28 May

    Asus Transformer Prime sequel teased with cloud power

    Are you ready for the next transformation? That’s the question posed by Asus, in a teaser video for the successor to the Asus Transformer Prime — a new Android tablet with added cloud gubbins. The teaser seems to promise a new entry to the Transformer line alongside the Transformer Pad TF300 and Transformer Pad Infinity 700, tablets that become laptops …

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  • 28 May

    Dell Latitude 10 is a Windows 8 tablet

    What you can see up above are details for Dell’s first Windows 8 tablet, the Dell Latitude 10. And as you can see, it’s a full spec sheet that’s leaked, Neowin reports, meaning there’s not much we don’t know about the tablet. The screen is a 10.1-inch 1,366×768-pixel multi-touch effort with an optional stylus. There’s a dual-core Atom processor, Intel …

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  • 28 May

    How can I get data

    Wouldn’t it be great if you could get a data-only service for your smartphone? Wireless operators are pushing their new data services in a big way. They want everyone and their brother to upgrade to smartphones. And the reason is simple. Carriers can make more money if customers add more services to bills. But what if you just want data …

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  • 28 May

    iPhone’s retina display trumped by LG’s new 1080p screen

    LG has shown off a new 5-inch display with an amazing 1,080p resolution that will soon be finding its way into the Korean company’s new smart phones. Not only that, but this new screen manages to easily beat the pixel density offered by the iPhone 4S‘s retina display, potentially making it even sharper. The iPhone 4S (and iPhone 4 before …

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  • 28 May

    RIM to cut 6,000 jobs?

    The bad times continue in the tech industry. Struggling BlackBerry-maker RIM could be about to cut up to 6,000 jobs, Reuters reports. Canadian newspaper the Globe and Mail puts the number at 2,000 jobs, but a source close to RIM told Reuters the higher figure. The cuts could affect the legal, marketing, sales, operations, and human resources divisions worldwide. The …

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  • 28 May

    Oppo Finder takes the title of world’s thinnest smart phone

    This is the Oppo Finder, the world’s thinnest smart phone. It measures just 6.65mm thick, pipping the Huawei Ascend P1S to the title by 0.03mm. As a comparison, the iPhone 4S is 9.3mm thin. Despite its wafer proportions, it packs some pretty impressive specs. Inside is a 1.5GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM and 16GB storage. The screen is a …

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  • 28 May

    How Gas Guru is the app for gas guzzlers out there

    Initially, YP’s new Gas Guru app was a mystery to me. With nearly all of the features found in its original YP app, why would the company go through the trouble of building a seemingly redundant app? The answer, YP told me, was to better capture an audience through a specific purpose-based app. Sure, much of the gas station location …

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  • 28 May

    Google Nexus tablet slated to be $200 7

    Rumours are gathering pace that Google is about to unveil its first Nexus tablet. The 7-inch tablet is set to be built by Asus to show off Jelly Bean, the next version of Android — and it could be with us as soon as next month. The Asus 7-inch Google Nexus slate is reported to be powered by an Nvidia …

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  • 28 May

    How are you streaming? (Poll)

    Streaming video, with its instant access and wide selection, has exploded over the past few years. Whether it’s Netflix, which despite some recent fumbles still remains hugely popular, or other services like Hulu Plus, Amazon Instant Video, Vudu, and so on, more services and content have become available. Even better, the number of devices capable of streaming that content continues …

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