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Tuesday
Jan082013

CES 2013: Sony unveils powerful and tough Xperia Z flagship smartphone

 

One year after Sony and Ericsson went their separate ways as partners in mobile and Sony has released its most compelling and competitive flagship smartphones here at CES in Las Vegas. The Xperia Z features a larger a 5” Full HD 1080p Reality Display, Snapdragon S4 Pro quad-core processor, 13 megapixel fast-capture camera and 4G LTE, Xperia Z has all the specifications expected from a premium smartphone.

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Monday
Jan072013

CES 2013: Samsung ups the ante on SmartTVs in Las Vegas with quad-core processors and apps

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Samsung didn't go for the jugular during their yearly CES press event earlier today. They could have announced a new killer smartphone or even a new Phablet. Instead, they noted that the Samsung Galaxy S3 was the world's best selling smartphone and then went on to talk about HDTVs, appliances, cameras and their quest to reinvent HDTV with apps and quad core processors.

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Monday
Jan072013

Apple's App Store celebrates 40 Billion downloads following record December

What did everyone who got a new iPhone and iPad do over the holidays? Download a ton of Apps, 2 Billion to be exact, which pushes to running total to 40,000,000,000 apps downloaded.

Apple said customers have downloaded over 40 billion apps, with nearly 20 billion in 2012 alone. The App Store has over 500 million active accounts and had a record-breaking December with over two billion downloads during the month.

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Monday
Jan072013

CES 2013: Hapilabs debuts connected fork for a healthier lifestyle

Fitness technology has been gaining momentun and a number of products make their first appearance at CES in Las Vegas. This year, we're seeing HAPILABS introduce a connected fork that helps users track various aspects of their eating habits when it ties in to an online tool. Quirky? Unusual? Hit jump to see more details of the HAPIfork.

 

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