Category: Phones

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How the iPhone 5 was made

The manufacturing techniques process for the creating of the iPhone 5 Apple iPhone 5 has appeared to be not that much different in anything and everything when compared to its predecessor 4S, yet it is obviously taller, slimmer, smarter with its new iOS, et. etc. In our reviews below you can read all about the new stuff Apple’s 5 has...

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Expected sales boom for iPhone 5

Having just released their  iPhone 5, Apple can be but only delighted with the first forecasts for its market performance. The sales of the new smartphone are expected to reach 8 to 10 million units this month alone, which is impressive considering that today is the very first day of pre-order, while stores start selling it on September 21st. The...

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Motorola Atrix HD is to receive a major OTA software update

This is great news for all Atrix HD owners! Motorla has released a new software update bringing lots of improvements and bug fixes. What are the goodies this update offers: improved Wi-Fi connectivity, optimized power consumption,  longer battery life, improved camera now working better under low light conditions and with better color accuracy, as well as optimized performance of EA...

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Xperia SL released by Sony

With all the noise about and around the release of Apple’s iPhone5, the announcement of Sony’s Xerpia SL seemed somewhat quiet. Perhaps the reason why there’s not much fanfare around this new device is that Sony does not want to interfere with sales of its just-announced Xperia T,V and J at IFA. The device however deserves admiration – a dual-core...

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iPhone 5 comes in multiple versions

Unlike previous iPhones, which had all the wireless bands in a single device, the new iPhone 5 has two distinct models, with actually three different sets of wireless network bands supported. The numbers of these two models are A1428 and A1429. The 1428 model is a GSM/UMTS device with LTE support in bands 4 and 17. The 1429 model supports...

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Sony Xperia V relies on new sensor technology

Sony Xperia V smartphone is not hot news any more. What you didn’t know however about it is that it uses a new sensor technology called sensor-on-lens technology, meaning that the user gains better image quality along with a true direct touch experience. According to Sony Mobile, this new sensor tech on the Sony Xperia V means there are less...

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Apple iPhone 5 announcement keynote & live video stream

Apple’s today grand event dedicated to their newest gadget – iPhone 5  hit even CNN, so don’t tell me you haven’t heard about it! Put it this way, if the iPhone 5 isn’t announced today there will be shockwaves within the tech industry! The Apple event however is to begin later today, and if you don’t want to miss a...

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Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 and S Advance to skip ICS

We’ve got great news for owners of the NovaThor U8500-powered Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 and the Galaxy S Advance. One of our readers from Bulgaria contacted the local Samsung branch, asking if the two smartphones will be getting Android 4.0 ICS. The surprise response was that these two  mid-range smartphones will apparently be getting the official Android 4.1 Jelly Bean...

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Samsung confirmed ready to sue Apple over LTE

Shall they ever stop and find a solution to their argumens? Seems almost impossible! After losing the latest lawsuit and having paid Apple a “delicious” compensation, Samsung has now found a reason to return the “favour”  and, according to Korea Times, citing an unnamed Samsung official, the company is  gearing up a lawsuit against Apple over LTE patents, and is...