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BlackBerry Vienna Is BlackBerry’s Second Android Smartphone But Without The Slider Keyboard

BlackBerry Vienna Is BlackBerry’s Second Android Smartphone But Without The Slider Keyboard

Leaked renders of BlackBerry’s second Android smartphone, BlackBerry Vienna, have surfaced on the web. This Android smartphone seems akin to a traditional ​BlackBerry phone which boasts an always-present physical keyboard but without the slider. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

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ARM Unveils 64-Bit Cortex-A35 To Boost Power And Efficiency In Low-Cost Smartphones

ARM Unveils 64-Bit Cortex-A35 To Boost Power And Efficiency In Low-Cost Smartphones

ARM has launched its 64-bit chip Cortex-A35 designed to boost power and efficiency in low-cost smartphones. ARM tags the Cortex-A35 as the most efficient 64-bit capable mobile processor. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

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Google Reportedly Wants To Build Own Android Phones Without Help From OEMs: What Happens To Nexus?

Google Reportedly Wants To Build Own Android Phones Without Help From OEMs: What Happens To Nexus?

A report has cropped up over the Internet indicating Google is considering coming up with its very own Android phone. If the rumor is true, Google will soon become a stronger competitor of Cupertino-based tech titan Apple. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

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Activision made more money in one weekend than eight countries did in a year

Activision made more money in one weekend than eight countries did in a year

By Nick Pino In three short days, Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 made $550 million, or about £361 million, AU$780 million. That’s more than any film opening, book launch or CD in 2015, combined. The game, which launched on Friday, Nov. 6, is the twelfth game in the main series, and the twelfth Call…

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Activision made more money in one weekend than eight countries did in a year

Activision made more money in one weekend than eight countries did in a year

By Nick Pino In three short days, Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 made $550 million, or about £361 million, AU$780 million. That’s more than any film opening, book launch or CD in 2015, combined. The game, which launched on Friday, November 6, is the 12th game in the main series, and the 12th Call…

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Hands-on review: HP ZBook Studio

Hands-on review: HP ZBook Studio

By Juan Martinez The HP ZBook Studio mobile workstation (starting at $1,699, about £1,118, AU$2,400) is the perfect compromise between style and performance. Unlike mobile workstations of the past, which were heavy, ugly and really only meant to be transported when necessary, the Studio blends consumer-level style with business-class performance. This 15.6-inch laptop competes with…

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Hands-on review: HP ZBook Studio

Hands-on review: HP ZBook Studio

By Juan Martinez The HP ZBook Studio mobile workstation (starting at $1,699, about £1,118, AU$2,400) is the perfect compromise between style and performance. Unlike mobile workstations of the past, which were heavy, ugly and really only meant to be transported when necessary, the Studio blends consumer-level style with business-class performance. This 15.6-inch laptop competes with…

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Review: Amazon Fire

Review: Amazon Fire

By Sean Cameron Introduction, design and display Whereas even two years ago tablets in various shapes and sizes were still selling like hot cakes, global sales have taken a turn for the worse of late. Even Apple, virtual founder of the form factor, has been feeling the pinch – and Amazon is no Apple. Manufacturers…

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Review: Amazon Fire

Review: Amazon Fire

By Sean Cameron Introduction, design and display Whereas even two years ago tablets in various shapes and sizes were still selling like hot cakes, global sales have taken a turn for the worse of late. Even Apple, virtual founder of the form factor, has been feeling the pinch – and Amazon is no Apple. Manufacturers…

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Here’s proof Fallout 4 looks better on PC vs Xbox One and PS4

Here’s proof Fallout 4 looks better on PC vs Xbox One and PS4

By Farrha Khan If you’re lucky enough to own a PC, a PlayStation 4 and an Xbox One, but you can’t decide on which platform to get Fallout 4 on, this video might help you make your decision. YouTuber Candyland, who regularly posts graphics comparisons of video games, has given us a side by side…

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Here’s proof Fallout 4 looks better on PC vs Xbox One and PS4

Here’s proof Fallout 4 looks better on PC vs Xbox One and PS4

By Farrha Khan If you’re lucky enough to own a PC, a PlayStation 4 and an Xbox One, but you can’t decide on which platform to get Fallout 4 on, this video might help you make your decision. YouTuber Candyland, who regularly posts graphics comparisons of video games, has given us a side by side…

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Neobase Wants To Become Your Private Home Communications Hub

By Frederic Lardinois Earlier this year, Neone announced its plans to launch a private social network based on a small hardware appliance called the Neobase. The original Neobase Kickstarter didn’t succeed, but instead of giving up, the team decided to rework its original plan and now Neone is back and ready to sell the Neobase…

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Fleks3D Lets You Pull Your 3D Prints Out Of Your Printer With A Quickness

Fleks3D Lets You Pull Your 3D Prints Out Of Your Printer With A Quickness

By John Biggs Pulling a 3D print out of your printer is usually a process fraught with conflict. Who will do it? Can you hire someone? Why does it have to be so painful? Has the deity abandoned us Earth people, leaving us to fend for ourselves in a cold, unfeeling universe? Probably not, but…

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Review: Vodafone Smart Speed 6

Review: Vodafone Smart Speed 6

By Michael Abolins-Farrell Introduction and features Network own-brand phones have long since stopped being the compromise they once were. Like a supermarket’s own flaked corn cereal or beans baked in tomato sauce, they’re the acceptable face of smart shopping. The new Vodafone Smart Speed 6 continues in this vein, offering a substantial set of tasty…

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All of Nintendo’s first mobile games will be free-to-play

All of Nintendo’s first mobile games will be free-to-play

By James O’Malley In what is likely to be disappointing news for some gamers and brilliant news for all investors, it appears that Nintendo’s forthcoming mobile titles will all be ‘free to play’, meaning that they will all contain some form of micropayments. The news was first broken by the Wall Street Journal’s Takashi Mochizuki…

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