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Smartphone Kill Switch Effective Way to Buzz Off Thieves
The kill switch may be the number one protection for users. The integration of kill switches has dropped smartphone theft in the U. S. and in London. Because of this, many are encouraging users to activate their kill switches.
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Non-tech Company Marshall Amp to Release First Smartphone ‘London’; Will Techies Patronize the Guitar Amp Maker?
An Amp company now manufactures smartphones. What's next? Popular English company guitar amplifier maker Marshall Amplification will release its first Android-based smartphone named "London" this coming August or September.
Samsung Surpasses Apple in Global Market Share, Huawei to Join the Competition?
Samsung dominated the second quarter figures. Will they continue the trend or lose to Apple once the new iPhone is released?
Smartphone Tech to Help Improve Robotics; Robots Evolve to See and Understand the World
The future of robotics lies with smartphone technology. Smartphones are turning impossible things for robotics possible with the advancement of camera and sensor technology and soon robots will evolve to see and understand the world according to a "Battlebots" champion.
Uber, Other Ride-Share Applications Now Allowed to Operate in Mexico; Cabbies to Fight New Regulations
An Uber life without borders. Under the new regulations published by Mexico City, smartphone-based ridesharing applications like Uber can now freely and legally operate in the city.
App Records Mobile Gaming Experience, Now Available in Samsung
Record your game and show it to your friends on YouTube! Samsung just released their new app, Game Recorder+, that allows its users to record and share their mobile gaming experience.
SanDisk Introduces the new iNAND 7232 With 32GB Minimum Capacities
The 16GB capacity will soon be a thing of the past. SanDisk, one of the largest hardware manufacturers for memory storage in smartphones, just launched its newest chip, the iNAND 7232 which boasts more storage and faster memory than ever before.
A New Wedding Trend Allows Families and Friends to Enjoy the Intimacy of the Ceremony
If you whip out your phones, one of the groomsmen WILL tackle you. There is a new trend called "Unplugged Weddings" where guests are asked to refrain from using their smartphones during the entire event.
Amazon Smartphone Back In Contention With New Rumored Timetable
Amazon smartphone gets new rumored timetable. Since the arrival of an Android-powered Kindle Fire from Amazon, immense amounts of speculation have surrounded a possible Android smartphone from the company.
ZTE Announces Sleek And Powerful Grand Memo Phablet At Mobile World Congress
The ZTE Grand Memo is the first device to be powered by Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon S 800 processor and ZTE's latest phablet.
Sony Announces Firefox OS Xperia Smartphone: Will The Gamble Pay Off?
Sony has never been shy about trying out new mobile platforms as it looks for one that sticks. Sony has had a long history of trying to turn things around in its smartphone business by abandoning one mobile OS after another and hoping that a new platform will bring Sony the success it so desperately needs in the smartphone world.
T-Mobile Nexus 4 For Free After Rebate
If you’re on the lookout to get your hands on what is considered to be the best Android smartphone on the market right now - Nexus 4 - for free, T-Mobile's got some juicy offer that you can't pass up - the carrier is offering the Nexus 4 for free after rebate with a new 2-year contract.
iPhone 5 Helps Apple Become Number 2 In India
Apple has been aggressively making inroads with the Chinese market and a new report shows it is the second largest smartphone brand in India.
