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Apple has been on a roll recently with news about upcoming releases. The company is set to release its major product lines at the second half of 2014. These include the iPhone 6, MacBook Air and MacBook Pro. According to recent information, the tech giant plans on releasing a new version of the MacBook Air with Retina Display and an improved variant of the MacBook Pro. What can people expect? Which is the better deal: a MacBook Air or a MacBook Pro?

Apple is making headlines recently particularly for patents it has acquired. The company seems to invest more on new features from the time patent grants surface constantly.

Apple has been revealing a range of interesting patents for the upcoming iPhone 6. Apart from the sapphire glass and new camera system, Apple wants to include a stylus on the device. While it can be considered as a move to go against Samsung’s TouchWiz interface, the most important question is whether Apple can pull it off. The stylus system will reportedly come with multitouch functions including motion and light sensors.

Samsung has produced just about every type of tablet imaginable. As the Korean tech giant continues to explore different types of slates, two new models have shown up on GFXBench and FCC. According to recent information, the two table variants could be the next Galaxy Note 4 and the Galaxy Tab 4. While there are no announcements yet from Samsung, it appears the tablets are well on their way. What can people expect?

Tablet competition appears to escalate as smartphone wars. In a recent Samsung ad, it appears the Korean giant takes a jab at Apple’s iPad and Amazon’s Kindle. According to the recent promotional material, Samsung may have just implied Apple’s iPad as Bad and the Amazon Kindle as a Swindle. What went wrong? Is the Galaxy Tab Pro really better than the iPad and the Kindle?

Tech manufacturers usually release products as quickly as anyone can imagine. Despite launching a smartphone, companies like Samsung will have another set ready in no time. This is evident from several handsets people can choose from.

Reports on Apple’s iPhone 6 mainly revolved around analysts predicting its release. Recently, new information suggests that Apple is preparing for production already. Information came from a well-known Chinese manufacturer. According to the reports, Apple has been boosting production and hiring more people to make sure it can release the next iPhone 6 around fall. What can people expect from the tech giant’s next flagship phone?

Despite a few months more before its release, Apple’s iPhone 6 has been a hot topic in the market already. Patent sightings and predictions suggest that the iPhone 6 could be one of the most interesting and powerful smartphones around. With its biggest rival releasing the Samsung Galaxy S5, the pressure is on Apple to deliver something even better. Can the Cupertino-based company deliver?

Apple’s iPhone 6 has been in the spotlight especially after reports indicated it will feature an all-new sapphire display. Whereas the market remains convinced about the iPhone 6 debuting with an impressive screen, it appears Apple wants to take the phone’s designs and features further. According to recent analyst’s prediction and patent, Apple’s next flagship phone may be able to tell weather and manager power or battery life better. What can people expect?

Samsung unveiled its newest flagship phone, the Samsung Galaxy S5, during the Mobile World Congress 2014 last February. Following the official announcement, the Korean tech giant promised that the device will soon hit stores on April 11. As the official release date nears, several variants of the Samsung Galaxy S5 have popped up. What can people expect? When will the flagship and its variants hit other regions?

Apple has been gearing up for the release of its iPhone 6. As recent trends crop up emphasizing people’s addiction to taking self portraits or “selfies,” it appears Apple will be capitalizing on that. According to a recent patent publication from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Apple got a patent approved securing the “selfie” system of the future. The technology features the use of wireless accessory managing camera functions of the iPhone.

Apple’s iPhone 6 continues to make the headlines especially following reports about the sapphire screen. According to reported information, the sapphire screen display will be better than any smartphone to day. Currently, smarpthones bank on Corning Gorilla Glass. However, according to studies, the sapphire material is proven to be better as it ranks next to diamond in durability. What can people expect?

It appears Apple has been gearing up for a fall release of its most anticipated products. Apart from the iPhone 6 and the refreshed iPad Air, recent information suggests that the tech giant will be releasing refreshed versions of its MacBook Air and MacBook Pro series. According to the patent filings sighted, Apple has been working on a solar-charging clamshell allowing its laptop devices to have unlimited battery life. Can Apple deliver an all new and solar-powered MacBook generation?

Samsung has been known for its affinity in developing more than one variant of its products. Previously, the company released a Samsung Galaxy S4 mini under its Samsung Galaxy S4 series. Apparently, the Korean tech giant wants to experiment further with different S4 variants.

Samsung has launched its Samsung Galaxy S5 smartphone during the Mobile World Congress 2014. Despite the announcement, the device will not hit stores until April 11. The device will reportedly hit stores first in the UK before trickling to other regions.

Following Samsung’s series of releases including the Samsung Galaxy S5 last Mobile World Congress, the market now focuses on Apple. The tech giant will be releasing its next flagship phone, the iPhone 6 along with other refreshed products including the iPad Air 2. Recent information suggests that apart from the iPad Air 2 release, Apple will also be releasing new iPad models including more OS updates. What has Apple got in store for everyone this year?

Apple's upcoming iPhone 6 has appeared more interesting as more patents began to surface. According to recent reports, Apple has been investing on 3D imaging, new motion sensors and force-detecting features.

Roll out of Android 4.4 KitKat to Samsung devices has been on the news lately. The Korean tech giant has yet to complete the update for a range of Galaxy units. However, while the update has not been finished for the rest of the devices, Samsung Galaxy S4 users have been complaining about the update already.

Following the long drought of news for Google’s next Nexus device, Google Nexus 8 started surfacing once more. According to recent information, the tech giant may be gearing up into producing an 8-inch Nexus. This is to veer away from the saturated 7-inch slate industry and capitalize on the less explored 8-inch division. Reports also suggest that the Nexus 8 could come with a 64-bit CPU and Android 4.5 exclusively.

Apple has reportedly been gearing for a number of major releases this year. According to recent information, the tech giant will be releasing its next flagship phone, the iPhone 6, later this year. Likewise, the company will be unveiling its new wearable devices, iPad Air and 2014 Macbook Pro and Air series around the same time. What can people expect from these new and upcoming Apple devices?

Upcoming 2014 Android tablets appear more interesting by the day, as a new Samsung Galaxy Tab model shows up. According to recent information, the Korean tech giant will be releasing a new tablet device featuring an AMOLED display and 2K resolution. It is not clear when the device will come out, but it appears Samsung is gearing up for a surge of tablet releases from its biggest rival, Apple. Can Samsung deliver?

Google’s Nexus 8 has been in the headlines for quite some time now. Whereas previous reports were limited to speculations, it appears the production and release of the Nexus 8 is more concrete now. According to recent reports, production for the tablet will commence starting July or August for a future release. Likewise, the device also will a reportedly come with “high performing” devices. Can Google deliver the next best tablet?

Last February, two Samsung tablets showed up on FCC: the 8-inch and 10-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 WiFi editions. This time, it appears Samsung will be releasing a line of LTE models. Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 LTE variants showed up on FCC just recently. With new models coming packed with additional features, can the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 be a winner? What can people expect?

Samsung appears to be playing catch-up to Apple, as the company continues to make headlines for its patents. According to recent reports, it is possible the Korean tech giant could be brewing another phone. This phone’s design could feature a display offering 21:9 aspect ratio. Can this be the next Samsung Galaxy S6? What has Samsung got in store for its next flagship phone?

Apple wil be launching its next flagship phone, the iPhone 6, soon. According to latest reports and predictions, Apple will release two versions of the device: 4.7 inches and 5.7 inches. Analysts think that the 5.7 inches will be the “motherload of all upgrade cycles.” That is Apple will be able to target Android big-screen fans and compete better in the smartphone arena. Can Apple iPhone 6 deliver?

Apple's iPhone 6 continues to draw attention as more patents and predictions come out. According to recent patents, the tech giant plans to have remote controls and solar charging in the device.

HTC has been working on a major release for this year. According to recent information, the tech company will be releasing another major flagship a few days from one. HTC proved its capacity before when it launched the HTC One handset. This time, the company is following up on that with HTC One M8. What can people expect?

Android 4.4.2 KitKat has been around for quite some time. However, despite previous complaints from users of the first generation of the operating system, it appears problems still persist. As majority of Samsung Galaxy S4 users in the United States shifted to Android 4.4.2 KitKat, many of them complain about battery life and similar problems.

Apple’s A7 chip has been a standard for all tech manufacturers since its release. The tech giant has dominated the chipset arena as other smartphone manufacturers work to catch up to the 64-bit framework. With the upcoming release of the iPhone 6, reports suggest that Apple could be working on an improved chipset via the A8 processor. Will smartphone manufacturers like Android-based companies be able to catch up? Is Apple really leaving Android competitors in the dust?