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T-Mobile has launched the “Underground” for true tech enthusiasts
It does look as though T-Mobile will be introducing a new service that they have called theUnderground which will target tech enthusiasts. The Underground is not meant for the masses as...
The Kairos watch is the world’s first mechanical-smartwatch hybrid
Smartwatches, for the most part, tend to look pretty plain. Most of the time they feature square/rectangular displays and aren’t exactly the epitome of elegance. Of course there are exceptions...
Google’s London headquarters gets delayed by another three years
Work on Google’s planned £650m headquarters at King’s Cross in London could be delayed for another three years, the boss of the contractor appointed to build the scheme warned yesterday. In its...
Samsung’s rumored Galaxy S5 mini could be called the Galaxy S5 Dx
So we have been hearing a lot of rumors that Samsung is planning a smaller Galaxy S5 handset which is tentatively known as the Galaxy S5 mini. This naming scheme hardly comes as...
HTC One (M8) sales have passed the half million mark
We all jolly well know just how the HTC One (M8) does come with its fair share of high end hardware specifications, but does this mean that the smartphone itself is going...
T-Mobile greatly expands LTE coverage
After champing at the bit for months, T-Mobile has finally closed its deal to buy $2.4 billion in wireless spectrum from Verizon. The UnCarrier now has the all-clear to roll out LTE data on the 700MHz...
Samsung’s Galaxy Gear smartwatches have easy-to-replace batteries
Samsung is taking another stab at the wearable market this week with a slew of new wearables: the Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo smartwatches and the Gear Fit fitness tracker. As expected, the new Gear models...
Android 4.4 now is now installed on 5.3% of active devices
In the past we have seen arguments made against the Android platform, claiming that it was fragmented due to OEMs pushing out updates at irregular intervals. This combined with carriers...
AT&T reveals hardware specs for the ASUS PadFone X
The ASUS PadFone X was announced for AT&T earlier this year, on January 7th, to be exact, and it has been nearly three months on the clock without the detailed hardware specifications revealed for...
Android is reportedly more stable than iOS
With the release of iOS 7.1, performance monitoring service, Crittercism, found that it was themost stable iOS build to date, with a crash rate of just under 1.6%. This is...
Google I/O registrations will open in April, developers chosen at random
The Google I/O 2014 page is now live and, with it, comes new information on the registration process for this year’s conference. As Android Central points out – this year you won’t...
Leaked images of Samsung’s next Galaxy Tab have surfaced
Between an upcoming flagship smartphone and a whole line of new wearables, Samsung has put tablets on the back burner for now, but a recent leak might be our first look at the next Galaxy Tab. The...
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