Friday, January 9, 2015

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App Store Makes $500 Million in One Week, Breaks Records

Posted: 08 Jan 2015 01:17 PM PST

Apple's 2015 could not have gone any better so far with the company dominating the Holiday Season with 69 million iPhone units sold. However, the good news does not stop there for the company as it was not just a record breaking few weeks in terms of smartphone sales. Cupertino also recorded a record for its App Store, with almost $500 million in sales for apps (and in-app purchases) over the first week of 2015.
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AT&T to Carry Redesigned Blackberry Passport

Posted: 08 Jan 2015 12:32 PM PST

Blackberry's Passport has been out in the wild for some time, and it has actually been received positively with good sales figures and strong critical acclaim. However, Blackberry still wants its square screened handset to have more of an impact in the United States, and the newly launched AT&T variant may achieve that.
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HTC One M8 Getting Android Lollipop in One of Two Weeks

Posted: 08 Jan 2015 12:16 PM PST

HTC's One M8 flagship is almost ready to receive Android 5.0 Lollipop, with the update to Google's latest and greatest version of its mobile platform ready in one or two weeks. That's according to LlabTooFer, a tipster with an accurate track record on delivering information on HTC.
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OnePlus Two Plus One?

Posted: 08 Jan 2015 09:55 AM PST

OnePlus has already announced it is making a follow up to its flagship killing OnePlus One, with company co-founder Carl Pei confirming the so-called OnePlus Two for this year.
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Apple Sells 69.3 Million iPhones in Q4

Posted: 08 Jan 2015 09:43 AM PST

Considering the dominance and success Apple showed in the months before Christmas, it was always going to be a blockbuster holiday season for the company. However, the scale of the numbers for Cupertino through the period has surprised even the most bullish of analyst predictions, smashed records, and left every other company trailing in Appl'?s wake.
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