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Mobile Tech: Check Out This Tiny Wireless"Pocket" Printer
ZUtA Labs has developed a 4-inch wide printer that you can carry as easily as you would a mobile phone. It's completely wireless and mobile, using bluetooth technology to print documents anywhere by rolling along a flat surface.
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Phones Go Back To The Future
Smartphone case-makers start quaking because all that unused real-estate on the rear of the proverbial handset which, for years, youve been free to clad with lurid coloured plastic or rubber skins is becoming a space to watch in its own right.
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Amazon Smartphone Expected In June
Amazon is reportedly preparing a smartphone announcement for June 2014. The device could use glasses-free 3-D and retina tracking.
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Heartbleed Bug: Information, Advice And Resources
The Heartbleed Internet security flaw discovered this week continues to affect thousands of websites, and even some Android phones, home wireless routers and embedded devices. It's likely that this mess won't be cleaned up for quite a while. The virus is affecting some (but not all) secure Web, email, instant-messaging and mobile-app communications. To help prevent this from affecting you change all account passwords for affected websites and services and install firmware updates for wireless routers, printers and firewalls when they become available.
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HTC One (M8) UltraPixel Camera Gets Mixed Reviews
HTCs new flagship smartphone is the best Android phone the world has ever seen. The HTC One (M8)’s design is sleek and elegant, the build is fantastic and the software includes a number of great new features. The camera, however, is a mixed bag. HTCs new Duo Camera technology includes a second lens that collects depth information and facilitates some pretty awesome effects, but the quality of photos and videos captured by HTCs UltraPixel camera to be lacking.
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Sprint's Cellphone For Young Kids Lets Parents Keep A Close Watch
Many parents are comfortable with giving cellphones to teens , but young kids are a different story -- how do you introduce them to mobile technology without also exposing them to all kinds of dangers ? Sprint thinks its new WeGo phone is a good answer to that dilemma. The simple, rugged design not only limits a child's calling and messaging options to pre-approved contacts, but lets their parents track just about anything through mobile apps or the web.
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Samsungs Latest Tablet Innovation Is... A Hole?
Samsung has been sued by Apple several times over claims that the companys Galaxy tablets have stolen the iPads design identity. Back in 2011, one judge even illustrated how similar Samsungs slates were to the iPad. In a design patent application filed back in 2012 that was just made public earlier this week, Samsung sought to protect its “ornamental design for a tablet computer, as shown and described.” Two more images from Samsungs filing follow below.
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Nikon $349 Coolpix S810c Runs Android OS
With the announcement of its first Android-equipped digital camera, Nikon is taking on Samsung. The Coolpix S810c is an Android-powered shooter that puts apps like Instagram in your camera for sharing and editing. It's like having a smartphone built into your camera. Beginning in early May, you can get the Coolpix S810c in black or white for $349 dollars.
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Samsung Galaxy S5 vs. HTC One M8
The Post's Hayley Tsukayama tests out Samsung's new Android smartphone to see how its basic functions, performance and standout features stack up against HTC's One M8 mobile device.
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Smartphones May Have Gotten boring But Theyre Still The Most Interesting Tech Around
Its become fashionable lately to whine about how “boring smartphones have become , especially among Wall Street analysts who insist on telling us that Apple/Samsung/Microsoft/Everyone is “doomed if they dont come out with the “Next Big Thing soon. This sort of absurdity reached amazing new heights recently when Global Equities Research analyst Trip Chowdry said that Apple only had 60 days left to release an “iWatch before the company disappeared forever. Just because there wont be another major game-changer over the next few years doesnt mean that we should see smartphones as boring, however. The market for smartphones is still incredibly competitive and Apple, Google, Samsung and Microsoft will all be trying their best to one-up each other to create the coolest smartphones the world has ever seen.
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