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“Soft Blue” enabled phones unleashed by Philips in China
Philips has released two new smartphones in China. Both of which are equipped with the "Soft Blue" Technology which decreases the changes of eye strain while using their phones.
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The accused “copycat phone” and AT&T
HTC released their new phone earlier and has team up with AT&T to sell their latest smartphone. The phone, HTC One A9 was earlier likened by the publlic to that of an iPhone.
Brace yourselves for the upcoming “smart” UsBidi charger
UsBidi charger is said to be the most intellligent charger yet to come to the techno world. It includes features that make a normal charger jealous and is set to start shipping by February.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Nintendo finally in the smartphone gaming foray!
Nintendo, one of the largest video game companies has now ventured into the smartphone gaming world. The announcement has been made by Nintendo's CEO Kimishima on the briefing that happened this Thursday, October 29.
News and weather Alerts now in Facebook for smartphones
Facebook has done it again! They have expanded their alert feature for smartphone users to now include alerts regarding latest local news and weather updates.
Nextbit’s Robin: Now on the Kickstarter campaign and why you Should Support it
Support the Robin and get a free phone on its kickstarter campaign! A new breed of smartphone from Nextbit has recently started on Kickstarter and it's definitely something the tech community should be backing.
Huawei’s New LAA, Wi-Fi in Small Cell
This could be a brand new innovation in smartphones. Huawei has introduced a demo of their new small cell running in LAA, Wi-Fi and LTE under an unlicensed spectrum.
