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Five Common Apps for Android, iOS

There are hundreds of thousands of application that can be downloaded from Google Play and iTunes for their respective devices. Before, most of these applications are exclusive to either Android or iOS, but now, developers have optimised their applications to make them usable to both OS platforms, increasing their target market users.
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Dropbox Updates; Flipboard App with Jellybean Daydream

Dropbox for Android released an update to make sharing of photo or collection of photos easier. The feature allows the user to create new album from any image within the Dropbox and share it throughout the Android intents system. Dropbox can now share folders or individual pictures inside to Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Gmail, and more.

LG, Philips Join 5+ Phone Battle

ZTE Nubia Z7 and Huawei Ascend Mate which will have 6.3-inch and 6.1-inch of screen displays, respectively, will soon be released. Apparently, it is now the trend for larger, bigger, and "HD-er" screens to show which smartphones offer powerful and dominant features among the different models available in the market.

Review: Shape’s All-in-One Instant Messaging App

Shape developed an All-in-One Instant Messaging app which supports several chat servers in one location. The app is called IM+ which is available to Android, Blackberry, and iOS platforms in both trial and paid versions.

One-Way Ticket for First Human Residents of Mars in 2023

While most reality TV contestants like those in Big Brother get booted out one by one until the last few finalists battle it out for the top prize, winners in a reality TV with a trip to Mars as the prize will get booted out of Earth permanently.

LG Optimus G Gets New Update, Enhancement Mod

LG Optimus G on Sprint is set to receive a minor update patch via OTA, which the U.S. telco said has started rolling out, to improve certain features of the phone and solve previously reported bugs.

Nokia Brings Lumia 920, 820, 620 to India

Nokia’s new flagship smartphones have reached the Indian shores, opening up another important front for the Lumia 920 and Lumia 820, which have been revving up the Finnish firm’s global mobile phone thrust.

ZTE Nubia Z7: Most Powerful Smartphone?

Huawei has confirmed and made official that their most powerful smartphone yet will be released soon - the Ascend Mate. But Android users and even iOS should watch out as ZTE will have a device of their own to contend Huawei's outrageous mobile device.

Battle of 5.5-Inch Smartphones: Lenovo K900 vs. Samsung Galaxy Note 2

Before, smartphones and tablets were two distinct devices which were separated by their size and functionality. Apps for tablets usually do not run in smartphones until developers made them optimised for it. But with the birth of Samsung Galaxy Note, everything changed.

Alcatel Tab7 HD vs Amazon Kindle Fire HD

Alcatel is one of the tech companies that offers inexpensive devices but equipped with decent technology and latest software. Recently, Alcatel introduced their new line up of cheap tablets running Android OS platform called One Touch Tab.

ZTE Grand S vs. Samsung Galaxy S3: S Phones War

A lot of devices have been announced at the ongoing CES 2013 in Las Vegas and one of them is the ZTE Grand S. The said device has made official as well by ZTE and it's the sign that the company is back in the game.

T-Mobile Offers iPhone; Firefox Adds Retina Display

T-Mobile is the last among four major U.S. network carriers to begin official offers of the famous iOS device - the iPhone. The said network has 1.9 million iPhone units running on T-Mobile network and will make its launch later this year. The carrier will begin selling iPhone within the next three to four months.

Galaxy S3, Galaxy Note 2 Propel Samsung to $US8B+ Profit for Q4 2012

How profitable the Galaxy S3 and the Galaxy Note 2 are for Samsung? It is widely believed that the South Korean tech giant’s $US8.3 billion of operating profit in the fourth quarter of 2012 was largely delivered by its mobile division business.

Apple iPhone Mini: New Affordable Handset to Rollout in 2014?

Talks that Apple is releasing two versions of iPhone this year is growing by the day, fed by forecasts from key analysts, but a new report suggests that if indeed an iPhone Mini will come out, the earliest that the handset will hit global markets is by 2014.

HTC One Updates to Android 4.1 Jellybean for O2 Owners

Finally, the process has begun for the update of the last generation HTC One X smartphone. The device can now update its firmware version to Android 4.1 Jellybean owned by customers without SIM-free and unlocked handsets.

Editors’ Top 5 App Picks for Android

There are more than 600,000 applications that can be downloaded from Google Play which support most versions of Android, even the old ones. Most applications downloaded fall under the categories Social, Games, Music, Personalisation, and Entertainment.

Nexus 4: Why Pick the Google/LG Smartphone and Snob Apple’s iPhone 5?

Google’s Android platform and all the handsets operating on the mobile OS are dismissed as clones by hardcore Apple fanboys. It might be true years ago but a self-confessed Android convert now attests that Android’s current form “even feels a bit ahead of iOS 6.”

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