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At Least 5 New England Retailers Won’t Sell Rolling Stone Over Boston Bomber Cover

Americans are not buying the explanation of Rolling Stone why the iconic magazine featured as its cover story a glamourised photo of accused Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. The fallout would be felt in the sales of the August 2013 issue as at least five retailers from the New England area would not sell Rolling Stone magazine. These are CVS, Walgreens, Rite Air, Stop & Shop, Roche Bros and Tedeschi Food.
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Sony Xperia Z Ultra vs Asus Fonepad: Which is the Better Phablet?

The market previously only offered a limited number of tablet-sized smartphones. Gone are those days as companies like Asus and Sony reveal their plans about releasing phablets some time soon. Specifically, Sony will introduce Xperia Z Ultra whereas Asus will release the Fonepad Note FHD 6.

Sony i1 Rumor Round Up: Top 3 Reasons Why It Can Beat Apple's iPhone 5 and Samsung Galaxy S4

Sony refuses to play safe in the smartphone market. The Xperia Z, Xperia ZL, and the new Xperia Z Ultra boosted Sony’s position in the market emphasizing that the company is a formidable competition for leading phone manufacturers. With already three devices out, Sony is not stopping. The company wants to release another smartphone called the Sony i1.

Steve Jobs Biopic Released on Instagram (VIDEO)

Steve Jobs was a genius and the brain behind many breakthrough technologies, thus it's no surprise that the trailer of his biopic 'Jobs' is the world's first Instagram trailer. The 15-second trailer has scenes of Ashton Kutcher, who is playing the role of Steve Jobs, and Josh Gad as Steve Wozniak, the co-founder of Apple.

Samsung Mega 6.3 leak details

Samsung is popular for releasing several variants of any smartphone offering they have. From the looks it, the company will continue to uphold this tradition. A recent leak indicates that the Korean tech giant is working on dual-SIM version of the Galaxy Mega 6.3.

Apple Ditches Samsung, Company is Starting to Assemble for iPad 5 and iPad 2 Mini

Apple and Samsung relationship has been on the news for quite some time. Both companies claim the other violated legal provisions. As the tension continue to intensify, Apple started sourcing out to other parties for the components of their upcoming iPad mini 2 and iPad 5. Can Apple really ditch Samsung and produce their upcoming mobile devices successfully?

Samsung Copies Asus, Files a Similar Patent to Padfone

Samsung seems intent on crushing every competitor out there. Apart from the company’s ongoing rivalry with Apple, it also now appears to be going out to challenge ASUS. Recent sighting of Samsung’s patent reveal the company is working on something similar to Asus Padfone.

Review: New Razer Blade Goes Beyond Gaming, Challenges Almost Copies Macbook Pro

Razer Blade has been leading the pack for gaming computers. Their range of laptops has gained an excellent part of the market. The release of the latest 2013 Razer Blade signals another venture for the company. Their latest draws comparison to Apple’s Macbook Pro with Retina display. With the features almost similar to one another, will Razer Blade give Apple a run for its money?

No Retina Display Yet for iPad Mini 2

Apple fans would have to wait for sometime before the Retina Display arrives on the iPad Mini 2. Several reports indicated the Retina would likely have a full launch by 2014, at the earliest.

BlackBerry to Launch 5-Inch Screen A10 by Fall, Best Buy Drops Price of Z10 to $49

Despite weak sales, Canadian phone maker BlackBerry is determined to regain its number one position in the mobile phone market by planning the release of a new flagship device by the second half of 2013. The A10, featuring a 5-inch Super AMOLED display, dual-core processor and a separate graphic processor, will roll out by fall.

Apple Inc Stands to Collect $12-14 Billion for Verizon iPhones

Verizon Communications Inc's contract with Apple Inc will apparently end this year as the deal becomes due. Verizon owes to Apple Inc an outstanding balance of almost $12 billion. A Verizon shortfall of $12 to $14 billion has an estimated value of $4-5 per share.

Pebble Gets Over 190,000 Pre-Orders After Kickstarter

Completing a Kickstarter phase has helped Pebble generate more than 190,000 pre-orders. The Pebble team is responsible for the smart watch device hitting the market soon. With their Kickstarter phase finished, the team will now handle hundreds of thousands of shipments sent to their website.

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