TECHNOLOGY

Top 5 Reasons Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Is Better than HTC One Max

Reports about HTC releasing a “One Max” smartphone version continue to surface. According to sources, HTC is gearing up to release the HTC One Max as the rival product of Samsung’s forthcoming Galaxy Note 3 phablet. Many anticipate how HTC will par with Samsung but analysts point out that the company may have to do more if they want to play with the Korean tech giant.

Nexus 7 2014 Maker to be LG; Old Nexus 7 to Improve with Android 4.3?

Even with the latest Nexus 7 having been released, Google is already looking at potential candidates to be its partner in creating the 2014 version of the device, and one name seems to be a cut above the rest. While those who have the Nexus 7 2012 may be happy to know that they can still salvage their device with a simple update.
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Nokia Lumia: New 'Treasure Tag' Accessory Can Track Lost Keys with the Windows Phone Handsets

Anonymous sources familiar with Nokia’s upcoming plans divulged that the Finnish company is preparing to launch a new Bluetooth 4.0 and NFC-enabled proximity sensor accessory for the Nokia Lumia smartphone range. The Nokia Treasure Tag accessory will be able to help users track lost items like keys through an augmented reality app on the Windows Phone handset.
Jenalyn Villamarin Jul 30, 2013

Upcoming Device Nokia Lumia Phablet: Image Leaked Online!

Reports indicated that Nokia is working on an upcoming Nokia Lumia ‘phablet’ as a new contender in the tough competition of devices in the market. ICTech, a Chinese technology publication recently leaked an image of the Nokia phablet’s front panel on their Weibo account to increase the hype on the new device.
Jenalyn Villamarin Jul 30, 2013

Australian Consumers Pay Up to 100% More for iPhones, iPads, Computers

The results of a long-awaited parliamentary report concerning the price gouging of technology consumers in Australia revealed recommendations of lifting of parallel import restrictions, ban on geo-blocking which stop Aussies from buying tech goods overseas and the official monitoring of prices for IT goods. The Parliamentary committee also discovered that Australians pay an average of 50 to 100 per cent more than the average American consumer.
Reissa Su Jul 29, 2013

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