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Samsung finally released the latest Android operating system-based smartphone, Galaxy Nexus. The handset was a new instalment of the Galaxy line that is a strategic alliance between Samsung and Google for their respective hardware and software in one chassis. The new smartphone is also the successor to Nexus line that has seen Nexus S and […]
Moreover the curved Gorilla Glass gives a more elegant look to the phone although it does not have much of the utility, is gives the lacking premium feel to it. On the left side is a volume rocker with the silent mode programmed into the low button when pressed and held. There is nothing on […]
Amazon.com’s first pure slate on the lines of current tablet culture, Kindle Fire has been impressive in many regards, especially in price and reading. A dual-core machine within a diminutive price cap of $200 is a bargain nobody wants to miss. However, a tablet should bring more to the table besides reading, for example, gaming. […]
Sony Ericsson has been in the orders of revamping the company since the start of 2011 second half. First Sony Corporation announced they will be purchasing Ericsson’s stake in the joint venture and then joined hands with Google to produce the new Xperia Arc HD smartphone powered with Android OS. The new phone is the […]
Japanese electronic manufacturers Sony Corporation announced this week that their intentions of purchasing Ericsson’s stake in the joint venture ‘Sony Ericsson’ is final. The company made public their plans in October this year that Sony Ericsson will be made a sole proprietary of the Japanese company. The initial announcement line-out a schedule that will complete […]
Amazon.com, Inc. got the rabbit out of the hat in September giving the tablet market a massive spin off. The first coloured e-reader, Kindle Fire will hit the US and UK markets on November 15. The Fire might have been labelled the e-reader by some in the technology circles but there is more to it […]
