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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.
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Samsung Galaxy S5 Crystal Edition Teased Online; Tipped to Debut in May

Galaxy S5 vs. Galaxy S4: Should You Upgrade or Not?

Samsung Galaxy S5 is the new addition to Samsung's Galaxy S series family. The Korean tech giant unveiled its latest flagship at the MWC 2014. Is the Galaxy S5 a worthy successor to the mighty Galaxy S4? And the more important question is, should you upgrade or not? Here is a comparison between the Galaxy S5 and Galaxy S4.

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?

13-inch Apple iPad Pro Video Released: Features and What to Expect

Every year, Apple has been updating its line of tablets. Unlike previous upgrades, it appears Apple wants to take its iPad to a whole new level. The company is reportedly working on a 13-inch iPad. It will be a hybrid between the MacBook and iPad line. While the company has not confirmed the final details, there are enough leaks and predictions around that make the 13-inch iPad worth looking into. What can people expect?
A man and two passengers ride on a scooter past a shop displaying the Vodafone logo on its shutter in Jammu

Vodafone Australia Lost 1.2 Million Customers in 2013

The year 2013 was quite a bad year for Vodafone Australia because more than 1.2 million customers left the telco last year over the firm's bad service. As a result of the hemorrhage which occurred mostly in the first six months, by the end of 2013, customer numbers were down to 5.3 million.

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