Review: Samsung Galaxy Note 3

Text and photos by Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Samsung has had a heck of a run with its Galaxy Note line of devices. What started out as the 'phablet' smartphone sideshow in 2011 with the original Galaxy Note and Note II, has given birth to one of the most competitive areas in mobile today. Large smartphones are now a bona-fide category. Samsung's Note line is a premium sub-brand that is a hot seller and has expanded the S Pen-capable tablet line to 8 and 10-inch variants.

In many ways, the Galaxy Note is Samsung's true flagship product and great differentiator. The Galaxy S smartphone line will continue to be popular but the recent updates have been incremental and iterative at most. The Galaxy Note 3 looks and feels like a more inspired device in form and function.

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BlackBerry Z30's no contract price will cost $700

The BlackBerry Z30 flagship, which comes to market on October 15 is expected to cost $700 outright. Coming to Bell, TELUS and MTS on the aforementioned date, the Z30 is BlackBerrys attempt to attract phablet users and features a 5-inch Super AMOLED display, a  new 1.7 GHz dual-core Snapdragon processor, 2GB RAM, an 8MP rear camera, a 2MP front-facing camera and a large 2880mAh battery that's said to last for 25 hours. Stay tuned as we review the Z30 in the near future as well as for the contract pricing once it is revealed.

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Beauty Salon-Makeup Game simulates the beautician's life

The newest in line of beauty games for iPhone and iPad, called 'Beauty Salon – Makeup Game', we have just released, is an ideal game for all the people who want to perfect their makeup skills and have a taste of a beautician's life. 

This game's extraordinary makeup palette and a variety of options, such as customizing the workplace and choosing peculiar details, make it distinctive on the market. This game meets high expectations of the users who want a genuine makeup artist experience.

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500px for iOS 7 gets redesign and feature update

500px has unveiled a new look and added new features for iOS 7. The black bezel has been taken out to given the app an edge-to-edge design combined with translucent panels. Users can now also Like or reply to any comment by swiping it. iPad users get to see who Liked their photos or who added their images to Favorites. The homepage or Flow also shows a user’s avatar next to the photo they’ve commented on, Liked, or added to Favorites.