Category: Phones

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Nokia’s Chief of Design interview about the Lumia 920 and relationship with Microsoft

Marko Ahtisaari has given a 30 min. interview for Mobile Geeks. The talk starts off directly with the design relationship that Nokia has with Microsoft. Further insight is given to the concept of finding inspiration for designs, and how projects take shape, how specific elements are looked at to aid in the development of new products from nearly every angle....

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Steve Jobs’ Trust gets richer from sales of DROID branded phones

We’ve heard how Steve Jobs threatened a “thermonuclear war” to destroy the Android platform, which he considered a “stolen product”. Yet, the Steve P. Jobs Trust, managed by Job’s own wife, is making very good money from the sale of each Android flavored Motorola DROID branded phone. How ironic! The sale of Pixar to the Walt Disney Company on January...

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BlackBerry 10 to get carrier testing

On the way to 2013 Q1 launch of BlackBerry 10, the Canadian based manufacturer has announced that it has begun carrier testing of the OS. Currently, it has reached lab-entry with over 50 carriers. The fact is that the BlackBerry 10 OS is RIM’s last chance to keep the BlackBerry name relevant in the world of smartphones. We all know...

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Another company sues Apple over FaceTime and more

In America these days owning a patent is like holding a lottery ticket. Take Intercarrier Communications, from Texas, for example. These guys “boast” of an intellectual property portfolio consisting of one patent for something that they didn’t even invent, but ICC is taking a number of major corporations to court including Apple. The particular patent was granted in 2006 for...

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LG Nexus 4 will not support T-Mobile’s Wi-Fi calling

For the T-Mobile customers hoping to use Wi-Fi calling on the upcoming LG Nexus 4, the sad news is that the device will not be supporting the feature. Nexus phones are generally developed without much input from the carriers, hence the gap. None of the other Nexus handsets supported the feature and neither shall the next Nexus phone, even if...

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Commercial shows off Samsung’s Windows powered ATIV devices

A new commercial from Samsung (check it here below) shows off the OEM’s latest lineup of Windows Phone products. The Korean manufacturer offers the Samsung ATIV S smartphone, the Samsung ATIV Tab tablet and the Samsung ATIV Smart PC Pro tablet. No, the Samsung ATIV S smartphone features a 4.8 inch Super AMOLED screen with resolution of 720 x 1280...

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World’s first bamboo smartphone

Most devices, and in general lots of the units around us, use plastic or metal, or here and there still wood, along with some newly developed materials as well in their design and build. That’s why seeing an unusual handset design, such as that of the ADzero bamboo smartphone, is as refreshing as taking a breath of fresh air on...

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Galaxy S IV is rumored to use Exynos 5450 chipset

The new Samsung Nexus 10 uses the next-generation Exynos chipset – an Exynos 5 with two Cortex-A15 cores at 1.7GHz and Mali-604 GPU (the same chipset as the new Chromebook). As the next Samsung Galaxy S IV approaches, it’s rumored that it will use an Exynos 5 chipset, which is in fact bigger than we would have thought. It points...