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On the surface, the iPad Air 2 very much looks like its predecessor, but there are some differences that make it notable in several fronts. Regardless of whatever they are, will it be enough to distance itself from its highly-esteemed predecessor?... How does Samsung's shiny new curved phablet compare to LG's 2015 flagship? We had some time to compare both devices up close and personal Google has been quietly working on a new operating system called Fuchsia OS, that replaces the Linux kernel used in Android with one called Magenta.
This open source OS has expanded from being just a command line to having an actual UI for smartphones and tablets. While Google hasn't revealed why Fuchsia exists, it is way too early to even speculate on Google's intentions for the future... This year, Apple is officially selling these models: iPhone XS & XS Max, iPhone XR, iPhone 8 & 8 Plus, and iPhone 7 & 7 Plus. These are quite a few models, so choosing the right one may prove to be a difficult task.
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However, our iPhone buying guide is here to simplify things for iPhone shoppers this year, and it's all about the budget you've set aside. LG are back again here with the G4, but don’t be fooled that this successor is just going to sit pretty and let the competition breeze past them. Everything about this phone has been retooled and reworked to ensure it’s a flagship worthy enough for all to see the great, feel the great. So, are they able to pull it off?... When we first saw Phonebloks, it started something of a firestorm on the Internet; and, when it turned out to actually be a genius bit of viral marketing from Motorola for its Project Ara modular phone, we got genuinely excited because it had a big name behind it, which meant it was more likely to become real.
Of course, we had to assume that Motorola would face competition, and ZTE is the first in the ring with its Eco-Mobius prototype... LG V40 ThinQ full specifications with in-depth details. The LG V40 ThinQ has all the characteristics of a high-end Android phone: from the large OLED display and glass-on-metal construction to the fast Snapdragon 845 chip and plenty of memory inside it. But its top key selling factor is the huge camera arsenal. The LG V40 has a whopping 3 cameras in the rear for shooting regular, super wide-angle, and 2x optical zoom photos. Two more cameras at the front let you switch between standard and super wide-angle selfies.
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1Lenovo is doing what it does best: flooding the market with cheap products. Five new Android tablets have just been unveiled and the most expensive doesn't cost more than $130, while the cheapest will be available for $70... Over on the tablet side, we managed to get a quick look at its full-sized Android offering in the Asus ZenPad 10 during CES 2016. The price is to die for, honestly, just because it’s rocking a price point under the $200 threshold, which is pretty affordable considering it’s a full-sized offering. 2Sony has unveiled the Xperia Z2 Tablet at MWC 2014, and if there was ever a device deserving the title ‘Air’ we would give this out to Sony. The Xperia Z2 Tablet is the lightest and thinnest…
The Lenovo Yoga Book C930 does not quite feel like a mainstream device. It is instead a mixture of features and functionalities that a geek would dream up, a device that some tech enthusiast has conjured from the depths of their imagination... While Apple and Qualcomm have multiple suits against each other, there are no indications that the two companies plan on meeting to discuss any settlement talks. A source inside Apple says that the company is "gearing up" for a lawsuit against Qualcomm. It's way too late now, but maybe Samsung would have been smart to cancel the Galaxy Note 9 considering its excessively repetitive design and lack of originality...
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