TECHNOLOGY

All-New HTC One and Goophone M8: HTC's Upcoming Flagship is Cloned

The All-New HTC One smartphone which is set to be launched come March 25 by its Taiwanese maker is now cloned by Chinese phone manufacturer Goophone. Goophone M8 is an Android phone that looks like the all-new HTC One, but the similarities end in the generic OS and the looks, as HTC One successor is meant to be a beast, spec wise.
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Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini: Samsung Unveils Value Edition with Faster Processor, Already Available in Netherlands

South Korean technology giant Samsung successfully launched the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini in 2012 and now the company has released another version of the device called the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini “Value Edition.” Consumers who wish to get their hands on the “Value Edition” will be able to experience enhanced device specifications such as the slightly faster processor and a better operating system.

Interrupted DOTA Game Causes 17-Year-Old to Kill Granny (VIDEOS)

In February, many people believed a hoax story that a Chicago teen killed his brother for getting a high score on Flappy Birds. The story seemed so credible because in real life there have been incidents of people killing their own siblings or relatives over winged creatures. This time, it's for real. ABS-CBN reports that a 17-year-old Filipino killed his own grandmother, who raised him from childhood because his parents are separated, for interrupting his Defense of the Ancients (DOTA) game ...

QuizUp, the iOS Knockout App: Making its Android Debut

QuizUp, one of world's largest smash-hit trivia apps for iOS, has now been introduced to Android. It is available as a freeware on the Google Play Store. As per reports, the user base continues to grow at an exceptional rate. Also the app has enjoyed the 'Numero Uno' spot in the Apple App Store.
A Model Holds a Curved LG G Flex Smartphone During the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona

LG Introduces Flexible Phone Via Bizarre Video Advert

The telephone actually replicates two human body parts people use during a live conversation. But what if the gadget doesn't look like the high-tech devices that often wows consumers, but actually look like real mouths and ears. Would you still buy such a phone?

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