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• HTC Desire 620 Europe Bound in January
• Samsung's New Galaxy E Budget Series
• Samsung Readying Galaxy Note 4 Variant with Snapdragon 810
• ZTE Q7, The iPhone 6 Plus Lite
• Beginners Guide: How to Delete Apps in Android and iOS
• LG Prepping G Pen Samsung Like Stylus
• Meizu K52 is a Mid-Range Bargain
• Cyanogen Will Not Support OnePlus One in India
• LG to Favor G4 over G Pro 2, Just One Flagship in 2015
• Microsoft Clamps Down on Windows and Office Piracy

HTC Desire 620 Europe Bound in January Posted: 09 Dec 2014 03:57 PM PST HTC raised the curtain on the solid mid-range Desire 620 back last month, and the handset is expected to land in the company's Taiwan homeland this month. Any brief worries that this would be an Asian exclusive smartphone have quickly been dashed as HTC confirmed the Desire 620 is also bound for Europe in January. Read the full story here.

Samsung's New Galaxy E Budget Series Posted: 09 Dec 2014 03:53 PM PST We know full well that Samsung is not averse to releasing a new smartphone series and the company will continue with another new line imminent. So much for the company changing its strategy for a less is more policy in the wake of declining profits. The company has released the Galaxy Alpha, the Note 4, and the A Series recently, but a new range is on the way with the model numbers SM-E700 and SM-E500. Read the full story here.

Samsung Readying Galaxy Note 4 Variant with Snapdragon 810 Posted: 09 Dec 2014 02:11 PM PST Qualcomm's Snapdragon 810 processor is out there now in the wild powering a couple of reference devices, but we are still waiting for it to arrive on a true OEM device. With the race on we have heard rumors of upcoming flagships from LG, Sony, Samsung, Meizu, and Xiaomi all using the first 64-bit processor from Qualcomm, but it could be an existing smartphone that gets the chip first. Read the full story here.

ZTE Q7, The iPhone 6 Plus Lite Posted: 09 Dec 2014 11:47 AM PST One thing you can be sure of when Apple releases a new iPhone is that plenty of copy devices will find their way to the market. This year with the iPhone 6 I have been surprised with how many devices look like Apple's handset, but come from major companies. We are used to small Chinese brands knocking off the iPhone, but giants like Lenovo (S90) tend to have their own solid designs. Read the full story here.

Beginners Guide: How to Delete Apps in Android and iOS Posted: 09 Dec 2014 09:23 AM PST Dedicated app memory is not the problem it once was with most modern smartphones, but those rocking budget or older handsets will know all too well about running out of space for apps while still having gigs of storage available. Most of us clog our devices with apps we never use (that's a statistical fact by the way) and worse than that, manufacturers litter their smartphones with apps we never look at but take up space. Read the full story here.

LG Prepping G Pen Samsung Like Stylus Posted: 09 Dec 2014 08:41 AM PST We wrote about LG's 2015 smartphone flagship strategy earlier and dropped a little hint toward the G Pen stylus, so we thought now would be a good time to elaborate on that. LG has being doing plenty like Samsung this year, launching a flagship that disrupted its compatriot and then releasing multiple devices in numerous niches just like Sammy tends to do. Read the full story here.

Meizu K52 is a Mid-Range Bargain Posted: 09 Dec 2014 07:58 AM PST Meizu has been wowing us recently with its high end but affordable flagships such as the MX4 Pro and the upcoming MX5. However, the Chinese company also does mid-range pretty well too, just take a look at this new device, the K52. This handset is mega affordable and spec'd highly, built to compete against the powerful rise of Xiaomi in China and Asia. Read the full story here.

Cyanogen Will Not Support OnePlus One in India Posted: 09 Dec 2014 06:45 AM PST The whole saga behind the OnePlus One, Micromax, and CyanogenMod in India has taken a new twist today as Cyanogen said it would keep its commitment to Micromax. The whole mess has been confusing and sometimes hilarious, so perhaps we should explain it from the beginning. Read the full story here.

LG to Favor G4 over G Pro 2, Just One Flagship in 2015 Posted: 09 Dec 2014 05:30 AM PST LG has had a stellar year for its smartphone business, selling more units and becoming a major device maker by sending out multiple devices. However, while LG now fills many niches, the company is willing to kill off one of its main handsets in 2015 in favor of its current flagship flyer. The company will shake up its smartphone business by launching just one flagship in 2015, instead of the usual two. Read the full story here.

Microsoft Clamps Down on Windows and Office Piracy Posted: 09 Dec 2014 05:04 AM PST There are plenty of people out there using Microsoft's products (Office and Windows) illegally without paying for them. While some would argue that its fair game, Microsoft certainly begs to differ and is ready to go to war with those doing it. Torrent Freak says that the software giant is going to start taking people to court when it detects they are using pirated copies of products such as Office and Windows. Read the full story here.

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