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    Samsung Galaxy S3: Top 10 Reasons to Upgrade from Galaxy S2

    The Samsung Galaxy S3 is slated for a May 29, 2012 release in Europe, so the big thought on the mind of many Galaxy S2 owners is whether they should stick to their old horse or dump it and get the new one.

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    Lenovo to Launch Mobile Devices Facility in Central China

    Lenovo Group Ltd, the world's No.2 PC maker by sales, said on Monday that it will invest about 5 billion yuan ($793 million) over the next five years in an integrated mobile devices facility in China to meet rising global demand for smartphones and tablet computers

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    Nokia's Woes Might Call for Microsoft Aid

    Addressing Nokia Oyj employees in January 2011, Chief Executive Stephen Elop - at that point only four months into the job - dramatized the company's predicament by comparing it to standing on a burning platform.

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    iPhone 5: Bigger Display? Slimmer Body? Metal Back? Smaller Dock Connector? Really?

    New reports, leaks and rumors regarding Apple's highly-anticipated next-generation iPhone are surfacing on a daily basis. This time, Apple-centric blog iLounge reported that a "reliable source" had confirmed details on a thinner, taller iPhone, featuring scratch-resistant Gorilla Glass 2 protection on the front, a metal panel on the back and a 4-inch display, instead of the 3.5-inch screen found on previous iPhones.

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    iPhone 5 SIM Card Tray Leaked Online: Real or Fake?

    Apple has not confirmed anything regarding its next-generation iPhone, not even the release date, but the rumor mill is constantly churning with lots of speculation, reports, alleged leaked information and what not.

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    Samsung Galaxy S3 Versus Nokia Lumia 900: Is it a Fair Comparison?

    Ever since big bad Samsung went ahead and unleashed the Galaxy S3 to the world, the device has found itself being compared to everything else, and perhaps only a toaster is left for this beast of a smartphone to stand toe to toe with in a versus contest. The latest victim to go up against the Galaxy S3 is the Nokia Lumia 900. And, really, there's no contest here.

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    Galaxy S3 Versus LG Optimus LTE2: Can 2GB RAM Phone Pose a Threat to Samsung?

    The Samsung Galaxy S3 threat is great, so great that LG, fearing a threat, was forced to announced its newest Android based smartphone, the LG Optimus LTE 2, the same day. The company hopes consumers will forget about the Galaxy S3 and set their sights on something with 2GB worth of RAM, but is it enough to have die-hard Galaxy S fans shy away from a device they have been waiting for with bated breath? Probably not.

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    iPhone 5: Liquidmetal Concept Design Makes Us Wish It Was Real (PHOTOS)

    After various recent rumors indicating that Apple may completely redesign the next-generation iPhone and integrate new materials, a French designer went a little further and came up with an impressive concept design for the much-anticipated iPhone 5, by adding a splash of Liquidmetal.

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    iPhone 5 Release Date: Touch Panel Shipment Decline Suggests Apple Transitioning to In-Cell Touch Technology?

    According to unnamed sources cited by DigiTimes, Apple is now cutting its orders of iPhone touch panels. This is an indication that the Cupertino, California-based company is preparing to make the transition to new technology for its next-generation handset.

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    Samsung Galaxy S3 Versus HTC One X: Which is the Better Android Super Phone?

    Samsung has finally taken the wraps off its newest flagship phone, the Samsung Galaxy S3, putting an end to numerous rumors and wild speculation. Officially unveiled on Thursday, May 3, in London, Samsung's new flagship phone brings many improvements over the Galaxy S2, and is expected to be a fierce rival to the HTC One X. Which will prove to be the better Android phone? Samsung Galaxy S3 or HTC One X?

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    Sprint CEO to Take Pay Cut as iPhone Costs Pinch

    Sprint Nextel chief Daniel Hesse said he would take a cut in pay this year, after coming under fire from some shareholders disappointed with the hit the company's results took from subsidizing Apple's popular iPhones.

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    Judge Urges more Deliberations in Android Case

    A judge urged jurors to resume deliberating Oracle Corp's copyright claims against Google over the Android mobile platform, after they indicated there was unanimous agreement on all but one of the questions they must decide.

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