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Google's Android vs. Alibaba's Aliyun: Why Acer Aliyun Smartphone Launch Was Cancelled?
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba was about to make its big mobile phone breakthrough, launching a smartphone running on Aliyun, Alibaba's own cloud-based, open-source mobile operating system. On Thursday, Sept. 13, Taiwanese computer and phone vendor Acer was set to unveil a new smartphone running on Aliyun, aimed at the huge Chinese market.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Images Leaked With Verizon Branding
Phablet enthusiasts on Verizon may have a reason to celebrate as recently leaked images show a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 with Verizon brand logo.
Samsung Takes A Dig At iPhone 5: 'It Doesn't Take A Genius'
Apple launched the much-awaited iPhone 5 on Sept. 12 sending rivals looking for cover. However, Samsung will release a new ad campaign aimed at taking the shine off the iPhone 5.
HTC One X vs. Droid Razr HD: Does Motorola Stand A Chance?
Earlier this year the Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC announced its flagship handset One X, which packs high-end features. Recently, Google owned Motorola also launched its Droid Razr HD to attract the attention of smartphone enthusiasts.
Nokia Laments False Advertising, Apologizes: Why?
During the debut of Nokia's Lumia 920 and 820 Windows Phone 8 smartphones earlier this week, a demo of the phones' photo-editing functionality was proved false. The reason is because Nokia did not record footage from the phone; the company recently apologized.
iPhone 5 vs Galaxy S3 vs Nokia Lumia 920: Clash Of The Titans
The holiday season approaches, and for a large majority of consumers, holiday shopping will include deciding which phones to upgrade to and which to keep for the next 18 months to two years. Apple unveiled the iPhone 5 yesterday, so how does it compare to the leading Android and Windows Phone devices?
PCs No Longer Consume Majority of Dram Chips: IHS iSuppli
For the first time since the 1980s, personal computers no longer account for the majority of demand for DRAM memory chips.
Apple's iPhone 5 Puts Europe in 4G Slow Lane
Apple's iPhone 5, launched to great fanfare in the United States on Wednesday, will not work on superfast mobile broadband networks in much of Europe, potentially confusing consumers and setting back the development of 4G services in the region.
iPhone 5 Preorder Online Sold Out In An Hour
Apple opened the pre-order for its latest iPhone 5 early on Friday, Sept. 14, morning and the Cupertino tech giant sold out the initial lot of iPhone 5 in just one hour.
Apple Shares Jump, Hit Record High on 'iPhone 5 Fever'
Apple Inc shares jumped on Friday, touching a record high on what one analyst called "iPhone 5 fever" as the company said some customers must wait two to three weeks for the new, slimmer, faster smartphone that accounts for half its revenue.
Apple Did Not Violate Samsung Patents: U.S. Trade Judge
Apple did not violate patents owned by Samsung Electronics in making the iPod touch, iPhone and iPad, a judge at the International Trade Commission said in a preliminary ruling on Friday.
Samsung Galaxy Note 2 May Land On AT&T On Oct. 21
A new report claims the AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 2 may launch on Oct. 21, exactly one month after Apple's new iPhone 5 hits U.S. stores and several other markets. The carrier has not confirmed the release date.
Samsung Galaxy S3 To Surpass Galaxy S2 As 30 Million Units Approach
Samsung announced earlier in the year that its Samsung Galaxy S3 smartphone shipped ten million units in even less time than the Samsung Galaxy S2. The S2 sold 20 million units, but its successor is on course to ship 30 million devices.
