Samsung threatens Nokia in Finland with better sales and new research center – Mobile PC

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Nokia, the Finnish company tasted the waters of success all through its life but the scenario is different now.  According to the analysis firm International Data Corporation, the South Korean Samsung Company is ahead of Nokia in the Finnish market. Nokia holds only 33 percent as compared to its 48 percent holding in 2012 whereas Samsung holds 36 percent as compared to 28 percent last year.   Samsung is opening a new high-tech research and development facility in Espoo, Finland – home of Nokia on June 13. This center will be a branch of the Samsung Electronics R&D Institute UK (SRUK) to make its importance feel in the European market, as referred to ZDNet’s Liam Tung by Samsung.   The South Korean company’s expansion plans are still vague except some small details found by Engadget that the research hub will be named Samsung Electronics Research Institute (SERI). This institute will [+more]

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Google Takes on Apple at I/O 2013 Developer Conference

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Recently this week in San Francisco, Google held its annual I/O 2013 conference, where the internet search giant did its best to woo developers and iOS device owners with its announcements. The entire conference was highlighted by a lengthy keynote, where a list of new features and innovative services were declared that made all iOS users sit up and listen with all ears. Clearly Google was seen all set to plant an attack on its main competitor Apple, that’s currently the world’s most valuable company. Now with Google trying to stay one step ahead of Apple, the question is will Google with its tablet, operating system and innovation be able to top Apple’s record profit sales? Well that’s one exciting pitch that remains to be played on in future. For now, let’s take a look and discuss some of the impressions that Google made on us.   The highlight of the [+more]

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Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 vs. Sony Xperia Z: The Tablet of Grace?

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This sure looks like the year of tablets, with such a wide variety already on offer. And there are so many more expected to hit the market later this year, especially once Microsoft unveils its Windows 8.1 Blue. Two of the strongest contenders in the full-sized Android tablet category are the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 and the Sony Xperia Z tablet. But which of them towers over the other? Let’s find out. The hardware: Samsung has put in a quad-core 1.4 GHz ARM Cortex A9 processor and 2 GB of RAM into the Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet. It’s also got 16 GB of internal storage space and a microSD card slot to add another 32 GB of space. The Sony Xperia Z tablet is slightly more powerful with its quad-core 1.5 GHz Snapdragon processor and 2 GB of RAM. In terms of internal storage, it’s also got 16 GB but [+more]

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The Spotlight Is On HTC One, What Would Be The Challenges Faced By Samsung Galaxy S4?

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HTC didn’t exactly have a great year in 2012, and it wasn’t just because of the massive success of Samsung’s smartphone lineup. To make matters worse, it went ahead and launched more than one flagship smartphone, letting down many of its fans and confusing other customers. But looks like the company has finally got things in order and is all set to rise up from its position with a well-planned, well-designed flagship, the HTC One. The HTC One sure is a good looking phone and boasts of even better features. But can it spell doom for the current world leader Samsung’s brand new flagship, the Galaxy S4? In terms of press coverage, we have to say, the Galaxy S4 did get its fair share of attention, and even more, well ahead of its launch. But is that enough to make it a runaway success like its predecessor? When it comes [+more]

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Why HTC One Is Being Considered The Super Hero Against Samsung Galaxy S4 And Sony Xperia Z

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When HTC finally unveiled its flagship smartphone this year, we knew the company had finally done something right and things would definitely look up for it in 2013. But if you are still unconvinced about why you could consider the HTC One as your next smartphone, here are 5 reasons that can help you make up your mind. Good looks: The first thing that caught our eye about the phone was its sleek all-aluminum body. And its curves make sure that it doesn’t just look good in your hands, it also fits in there like it belongs! Amazing screen: With the highest resolution in a smartphone screen yet, the HTC One’s 4.7-inch screen with its ppi count of 468 is the best display you can fit in the palm of your hands. The all new and improved HTC Sense 5.0 overlay: It’s not just the Android Jelly Bean experience that [+more]

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Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 Vs Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus—Lift The Lids Off To Pick Your Latest Date

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Samsung’s Galaxy Note 8.0 is all set to launch in the markets soon, giving tablet consumers yet another very interesting option. So we decided to compare it against the existing Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus to see if you should stick with this buy or wait until the Galaxy Note 8.0 hits the market? The Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus is a successor to the popular Galaxy Tab 7.0 and is powered by a dual-core 1.2 GHz processor. It has a 7-inch screen with a resolution of 1024X60p pixels and comes with 16 GB or 32 GB of internal storage, in addition to a microSD card slot. The Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus runs on Android 3.2 Honeycomb which can be upgraded to Android 4.0 ICS – we find it rather obsolete now in the age of Android Jelly Bean though. The Galaxy Note 8.0 has a more powerful quad-core processor, an 8-inch [+more]

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Samsung Galaxy S3 Vs Motorola Droid Razr Vs Amazon Kindle: The Cream Of Android

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Given the plethora of devices that draws sustenance from Android it is time we do a quick take on the devices that rank high our list in terms of popularity. Samsung Galaxy S3- With the world feeding out of Samsung Galaxy S3’s hands, Android perhaps received the highest boost from the S3. No wonder it accounts for 14 per cent of the Android market in USA.  failed to give us an amazing phone but lapped up fans enough to escalate Android to the top tier of the popularity charts. The Droid atleast gained spot on some list atleast, sigh! Locking horns with smartphones is a tablet that has catapulted the popularity of Android to the top of charts. Amazon Kindle Fire helped Android grab slightly more than 3 percent of the share in the Android niche. A flood of other devices pumped with Android account for the popularity of the [+more]

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Is The First Facebook Phone To Die For: HTC Design Doesn’t Shout For Attention

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Finally, we got a peek into HTC’s Facebook phone, called the First, and so far, we have to say, we like what we saw. First off, it’s got a typical HTC design – minimalistic, nothing that shouts out for attention. The phone isn’t exactly a powerhouse – it’s got a 4.3-inch screen with a resolution of 1280X720 pixels and reminds us of the first iPhone. It’s powered by a decent dual-core 1.4 GHz Snapdragon processor and 1 GB of RAM. There’s 16 GB of internal storage, but no microSD card slot and a 2,000 mAh battery. The camera turned to be a bit of a disappointment with a resolution of just 5 MP. For a Facebook phone, focused so much on social networking, we would’ve loved at least an 8 MP offering. As for the front-facing camera, there’s a 1.6 MP one for your video calls. The device runs on [+more]

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Not Just A HTC One And Samsung Galaxy S4 Thing Anymore, Facebook Lord Is Coming With Stunner Of A Phone

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It’s been a while since we heard about how Facebook was busy working on bringing out a whole smartphone of its own. Given how most of the activity on this popular social network comes via mobile devices, it’s not surprising that Mark Zuckerberg’s creation has decided to take the plunge into the technology space directly. But in a world where Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android mobile OS’s reign supreme and a bunch of others like BlackBerry and Windows Phone fight hard to occupy a distant third place, do we really need yet another smartphone that stands out so much? And as addicted as we are to Facebook, do we really need a completely dedicated Facebook smartphone? Or is an Android or iOS Facebook app more than adequate? Facebook is trying to expand beyond being just a social network that keeps you connected with your friends. With its active push for [+more]

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Sony Xperia Tablet Z Vs Samsung Galaxy Tab 3: Samsung Tablet May Thrill With Its Spectacular Features

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If you’re thinking of investing in a new tablet in the near future, are you better off picking up the fabulous Sony Xperia Tablet Z or should you wait to find out what Samsung’s keeping under wraps? There are a lot of tablets out there and you are obviously spoilt for choice, but these two tablets can make your decision a lot harder to make for sure. Take a look: Sony Xperia Tablet Z: Sony unveiled its Tablet Z a short while ago, and like its flagship smartphone, this one also boasts of being water and dust resistant – a sturdy choice indeed. Dig a little deeper and you’ll find a 10.1 inch screen with a resolution of 1200X1920 pixels. This tablet is powered by a quad-core 1.5 GHz Snapdragon Krait processor and 2 GB of RAM, with 16 GB of internal storage space as well as a microSD card [+more]

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