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Sony wristwatch channels the inner Dick Tracy with access to mobile phone safely stowed away and strives to make smartphones smarter.
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In 2011 alone, cellphone theft accounted for 40 percent of all robberies in the United States. However, a new initiative will soon try to help lower mobile theft by opting users to "brick" their own phones.
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Having owned a Samsung Galaxy S2 for six months now I can safely say I was pleased I opted for this smartphone, rather than the iPhone or Blackberry.
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Research shows the massive rise in mobile device ownership and usage promotes news reading. Evidence also suggests that technology companies are the ones benefiting financially. The annual State of the News Media report by Pew Research Center reveals all.
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If you are in your early twenties and money is tight, a new study from Neilsen shows smart-phones are far from the first expense to go, even when annual income is less than $15, 000 a year.
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According to a Boy Genius Report blog, the new Blackberry London will be out in September. The device will be the first BlackBerry to be powered on the QNX platform and will include new features.
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Samsung has just announced their details for a product known as superhydrophobic coating. The technology is said to be capable of literally making smartphones waterproof and has been used on clothes for decades.
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Las Vegas -
CES 2012 is underway, and the focus of this year's yield is seemingly focused on three areas of technology: TV's, laptop computers, and smartphones.
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A new survey found most mobile tech users tend to get their news fix from social media surfing rather than from dedicated news apps, according to Flurry Analytics.
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Android use continues to rise as Google's market share expands. Over Christmas weekend Android saw 3.7 million activations for new devices.
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Marc Cieslak examines what goes on inside a smartphone to make all the difference to performance.
The first smartphone powered by an Intel chip is to go on sale in India on 23 April.
Baidu, China's search giant, has announced the launch of its first smartphone.
Marc Cieslak asks if the dedicated handheld device can survive in a landscape now dominated by smartphones and tablets.
Samsung, which makes the Galaxy smartphone, says its next flagship handset will use a new quad-core processor.
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