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MWC 2014: Samsung Galaxy S5 'Could Haves'

Smartphone lovers have been waiting for excitement that goes with the launching of new phones and their features. This year has been expectant of Galaxy S5 to meet all the wildest anticipation. However, S5 came as another iteration and consumers feel to have another year of boredom.
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MWC 2014 Update: Tinkering With Haptic Sensory Tablet Of Fujitsu

When Fujitsu rolled out its haptic sensory prototype tablet, it is all about touch. Simply, this tries to describe how the food tastes. The touchscreen is supposed to reflect the real feel of the displayed image, either it is smooth or rough through vibration technology.
Intel

Intel Challenges Apple's A7 with 64-Bit Chipset

Intel will not be left behind in the 64-bit competition. While all eyes are on Samsung and its bid to go against Apple’s A7 processor, it appears the chip giant wants to prove it is not out of the game yet. Intel’s latest Atom chip code-named Merrifield follows a 64-bit architecture framework similar to the A7. Can it rival Apple’s crowning glory?

Nokia Lumia 620: Windows Phone Handset Finally Getting Lumia Black Update

The Nokia Lumia 620 Windows Phone handset finally gets the latest Lumia Black update as the Finnish smartphone manufacturer rolls it out worldwide. Nokia has been rolling out the Lumia Black update since early January to the other Lumia handset running on the Windows Phone 8 like the Nokia Lumia 720.
Samsung Galaxy S5 Crystal Edition Teased Online; Tipped to Debut in May

Samsung Galaxy S5 vs LG G Pro 2 Smartphone comparison review

Following weeks of speculations, Samsung has finally unveiled the Galaxy S5. The Korean tech giant took the wraps off its flagship phone showing a whole new Android device. With the Galaxy S5 finally making ita way to the market, it now comes to how it will perform against competition.

MWC 2014 Watch: Recently Launched Phones And Tablets

In the ongoing Mobile World Congress 2014, the mobile magic of the year is where the hottest mobile devices and gadgets are first seen. This is the event where technology enthusiasts have set their eyes on.

iPhone 6 Release Update: To Feature Quantum Dot Technology Better Than Kindle Fire, Sapphire Glass to be the 'Killer App'

The release of the Samsung Galaxy S5 puts pressure on Apple’s iPhone 6. The long-standing rivalry means that whenever one company releases a product, the market will turn to the other to see if it can match the competition. Samsung went ahead with the Galaxy S5 just recently. Nonetheless, it appears Apple will be taking the competition further. According to recent reports, the tech giant plans to include quantum dot technology for its screen while the sapphire glass will be a killer app.

MacBook Pro 15.4 vs Razer Blade 14: Which Gaming Laptop is Better?

Gamers looking for a new gaming laptop may come across the Razer Blade and MacBook Pro. Both devices can be ideal gaming devices but a run through of their specs should give more help. While the Razer Blade maybe targeting gamers altogether, the MacBook Pro can be just as an ideal choice.

MWC 2014 Launch: Samsung Galaxy S5 Enhancements Are Practical

Samsung most recent flagship phone, the Samsung Galaxy S5 is more about practical enhancements than the craziest hope of Samsung fans. It has innovations not seen in previous Galaxy devices. Worth mentioning are the 16MP camera, fingerprint scanner and the heart-rate sensor.

Google Wants Asus to Kill Transformer Book for Nexus 8: What to Expect

News about the Nexus 8 started surfacing recently. Despite the success of the first- and second-generation batches of Nexus 7, it appears Google will be halting the program in favour of the 8-inch tablet. According to reports, the tech giant wants to branch out to the 8-inch market where there are fewer competitors. In favour of the Nexus 8 production, recent information suggests Google wants Asus to kill its Transformer Book line to concentrate on the slate production. How true is it?

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