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A good camera in a smartphone is one of the biggest, if not the biggest, draw for most of the consumers. Smartphones companies have rea... -
As expected, Google previewed the next major release of Android at today’s I/O keynote. Dubbed the “L” release, it’s a fundamental r... -
I know this might be tough to believe, but yes, PayPal support has finally been added to your Google Play purchase payment options. ... -
Google TV is likely going away entirely, to be replaced by a familiar face – Android. Philips has just unveiled new Ultra HD (4K, whate... -
So, this is interesting. A user over at reddit figured out how you can jump on a voice call through Google Hangouts on Android. T... -
Facebook has gone through many iterations , and some growing pains , in its quest to find a happy balance between an interface... -
We spend plenty of time talking about the LG G3′s display and camera, since those features are highlighted quite frequently by LG, b... -
LG is going to announce the G3 come May 27, yet somehow, the company has managed to keep its next flagship mostly under wraps. W... -
Just few days ago, I posted a leaked screenshot showing the UI for Microsoft’s answer to Google Now and Siri slated for release on Win... -
It seems weird that Cut the Rope 2 is just now launching onto Android, as there have been a few Cut the Rope titles released in b...
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Here are Android “L” App Design Screenshots for Maps, Settings, Music, Keyboard, and More
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Android "L" Developer Preview!! New Material Design, Features, and Performance
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Cortana: Video Revealed, Shows Its Functioning
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Hangouts Voice Calls Via Mobile on Android Sort of Works Already
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Facebook Rolls Out: Simplified News Feed (Leaves Content And Ads Alone)
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Smartphone Cameras: All not equal (Discussed in Detail)
