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Samsung latest Galaxy S7 expected to launch earlier
Samsung Galaxy S7, the latest smartphone from Samsung is set to launch early in a bid to be a step ahead from its competitors. The latest version comes after Smasung just released their Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ earlier this year.
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Apple iOS 9 gets updated, again!
Following reports, complaints, and lawsuits, Apple has announced that the latest version of iOS 9 is now available to beta testers. The iOS 9.2 attempts o address all issues that its past versions incurred.
BlackBerry to release “Priv” - The Smartphone with a QWERTY keyboard, by Friday
Blackberry will release their first smartphone running on Android this Friday. It will be first sold by AT&T, the other major carriers will follow but no dates are given yet.
PuzzlePhone: A simple modular smartphone
A simple look back at the PuzzlePhone. It's company Circular Devices Ltd announced they are crow funding. The rest will be all about it.
Apple Pay users warned against storing another person’s fingerprint
Due to increasing demands on using Apple Pay and Apple Touch ID, banks has been issuing safety warning against storing another individual's fingerprints. The act is like handing out your secure bank details to thieves.
Google to release their ambitious AI system “Smart Reply”
Google on their bid to have their products integrated with Artificial Intelligence, will release their "Smart Reply" system later this week. It works by analyzing each email content and from that three email responses are provided as options.
Bluboo releases a doppelganger smartphone
Bluboo, a Chinese phone manufacturer releases their latest smartphone Xtouch. It looks familiar and it has features that can compete with the recently released smartphones of from big techno firms.
Nokia Networks teams up with Artemis, will test pCell
Artemis, a start-up company in San Francisco gains support from Nokia Networks. Nokia will test Artemis' new technology pCell in the coming year.
Apple’s not so secret app, spotted!
A developer has discovered Apple's Indoor Survey App. An app which was launched secretly by Apple that targets big businesses.
Snapchat breaks its promises; now owns the rights to your photos
Snapchat has recently reworked their terms of service. Now they have included ownership of all contents sent using their service.
Facebook employees ordered to use Android phones instead of iPhones?
On a very unexpected move, Facebook ordered their employees to switch to using Android phones. The move which doesn't discriminate or promote according to Chris Cox, is just a way to expand their Facebook experience for Android mobile users.
Huawei breaks exclusivity in India, will now sell Honor phones through Snapdeal
Huawei on its quest to gain more audience in India announced that they will now also sell their Honor smartphones through Snapdeal.
Green charging booths pilots in Somerville and Boston
Somerville and Boston has intalled "green" charging booths for handeld devices on their cities. This charging booths which are on a test run allows citizens to charge their smartphones for free by the use of solar powered panels.
