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Samsung Galaxy S3 to Become First Global HD VoLTE Smartphone
South Korean electronics giant Samsung will become the first company ever to use Voice over Long Term Evolution (VoLTE) technology in its Galaxy S3. South Korea-based SK Telecom confirmed that its HD VoLTE technology will be integrated with the Samsung Galaxy S3.
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Android Outsold The iPhone In Q2 2012, But Malware Attacks Are on The Rise
Google's domination of the smartphone industry with Android is slowly pushing Apple and its iPhone to the curb. We understand that in Q2 2012, Android smartphones outsold the Apple iPhone by a margin of 4 to 1, which is a pretty huge margin, if you ask us. The company that accounts for much of the Android smartphone sales is Samsung, probably the main reason the company is locked tight in a deadly battle with Apple.
Apple Stores Slash iPhone Prices As iPhone 5 Date Nears
The latest buzz is that Apple Inc. will be offering a discount of $49 on both the iPhone 4S and iPhone 4. The news comes close on the heels of Sprint's $50 discount offer with the carrier waiving off activation fee. With the iPhone 5 debut knocking at the doorstep, the Apple price slash move comes as no surprise.
iPhone 5 Parts Photo Leaks Spark New Features Rumors
It's only been a few days since leaked images of a nano-SIM tray for the next-gen iPhone 5 surfaced on the Internet. French site Nowhereelse.fr has bettered its previous find by posting new images of purported iPhone 5 parts. The photo leaks appear to validate the perennial iPhone 5 rumors.
Malicious Android Software on the Rise, Courtesy Android Smartphones Increase
The ever-growing demand of Android smartphones has captured 68 percent of the worldwide market share. Reported malware on Android has also surged by 64 percent, compared to the first quarter of 2012.
Samsung Galaxy S3 @$100 vs iPhone 4S @$150: Which Sprint Smartphone Will You Buy?
The smartphone market has definitely picked up the pace in 2012, with exciting handsets already on the market and several highly-anticipated handsets on their way and due to arrive by the end of the year. In today's highly competitive smartphone market, the battle for supremacy is between two powerful tech giants: Samsung and Apple. Android devices have become immensely popular, but Apple holds firm in its position.
BlackBerry Messaging System (BBM) Attracts IBM
News suggests that IBM made an informal approach to Research In Motion (RIM) to buy BlackBerry e-mail and messaging service. After losing its market share to rivals like Apple and Google's Android system, will RIM have a second thought on IBM's proposal?
iPad Mini - Has the iPhone 5 Anticipation Overshadowed the iPad Successor's Launch?
Although the hype surrounding the launch of the much-anticipated iPhone 5 has suppressed any news relating to the iPad Mini, it is likely that the iPad heir apparent will be released around Sept. 12 along with the iPhone 5.
iPhone 5 Release Date Nears: Sprint Axes iPhone 4S to $149.99
Sprint dropped iPhone 4S price by $50, fueling the rumors that Apple is preparing to launch its next iPhone.
RIM Looks to Sell Newbay, Other Assets: Source
BlackBerry maker Research In Motion is looking to sell cloud services provider NewBay and some of the other minor assets it recently acquired, as part of a strategic review process, according to a source familiar with the matter.
Galaxy Note 2: Good Enough to Steal iPhone 5's Thunder
The clash of the mobile titans is intensifying. Samsung and Apple have locked horns in an ongoing patent lawsuit, and the battle is now poised to spill over to the smartphone market. With Samsung's Galaxy Note 2 slated for an Aug. 29 debut, Samsung is gearing up to compete with Apple's iPhone 5.
iPhone 5 Nano-SIM Tray Spotted: Real or Fake?
Will the next iteration of the iPhone family sport an even tinier SIM when compared to its predecessors? Recently, leaked images of a nano-SIM surfaced on a French website 'NoWhereElse.'
Samsung Takes on Apple over Value of Phone Features
An Apple Inc expert witness testified on Friday that consumers would be willing to pay $100 for three patented smartphone features that are at issue in its high stakes trial against Samsung Electronics Co Ltd.
