Thursday, October 9, 2014

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HTC launches the Desire EYE

Posted: 08 Oct 2014 03:11 PM PDT

HTC has today launched the Desire EYE, a smartphone that has been rumoured over the last few days and arrives as the company's mid-range camera oriented handset. The Taiwanese giant did not debut a One M8 EYE as was widely reported and it is now not clear whether that flagship device actually exists.
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Apple confirms iPad and Mac launch event for October 16th

Posted: 08 Oct 2014 01:45 PM PDT

Just over a month after the biggest smartphone launch in history, Apple is ready to do it all again, this time with tablets. The company has confirmed that it is holding a press event on October 16th (next Thursday) to launch the new iPad range and some new Mac products. This event will admittedly be lower key that Cupertino's iPhone 6 extravaganza, but it could also be a lot busier.
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Samsung starts Samsung 360 Services for Business

Posted: 08 Oct 2014 09:42 AM PDT

Apple and IBM struck a partnership earlier this year that is thought will have wide reaching effects in the business world and will put the two at the forefront of enterprise. Nothing has actually happened yet, but that's the general thinking. So, how do you combat two of the biggest players in the tech industry? Well, if you're Samsung you hit back.
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Android L to fix longstanding Nexus 5 camera issue

Posted: 08 Oct 2014 08:45 AM PDT

If you own the Nexus 5 then you probably have to put up with a bug in the camera that drains the power from the battery of the device. It has been something Google has been promising to fix and it seems the company is finally getting around to doing just that with the release of Android L later this month.
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HTC explains lack of smartwatch in 2014

Posted: 08 Oct 2014 08:05 AM PDT

HTC was widely rumoured to be entering the wearable market this year, so much so that renders of the company's smartwatch leaked online and the device was reportedly ready to roll out in September. It is widely thought that the device was on the verge of being rolled out, but HTC pulled the plug at the last moment and decided to scrap wearable plans.
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NVIDIA seeks extensive Samsung sales ban in the US

Posted: 08 Oct 2014 07:30 AM PDT

Samsung being in hot water with other companies is nothing new, with the Korean company currently fighting battles with both Apple and Microsoft. However, Sammy has a new problem to deal with after chip manufacturer NVIDIA announced that U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) voted in the company's favor over a recent investigation request.
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Google News & Weather lands on iOS

Posted: 08 Oct 2014 05:39 AM PDT

Only the most ridiculous of fan boy would not look from iOS to Android and think there are something's Apple's OS could borrow, and of course the same is true in reverse. For example, some more of Google's services would be a welcome addition to Cupertino's ecosystem, such as Google News & Weather which is now getting an iOS launch and is available for iPhone and iPad.
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OnePlus One gets new CyanogenMod update

Posted: 08 Oct 2014 05:21 AM PDT

The OnePlus One is a rare device in a number of ways. It is highly spec'd, has a hugely affordable price tag, is not made by a major company, and runs CyanogenMod. Those are all good things, but the OnePlus smartphone is also just rare, which is not so good. It has been hard to get since its launch earlier in the year, but the company will soon open its pre-order window again.
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