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Rovio launches The Croods game for iOS and Android
The game will feature 10 crazy never-seen-before Croodaceous creatures such as the Girelephant or Molarbear that that users will need to trap and tame.
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Who is Sundar Pichai?
In what came as a very unexpected move, Andy Rubin stepped down as the executive in charge of Google's Android operating system for smartphones and tablet computers. In case you're unaware, Rubin is being replaced with Sundar Pichai, an executive in charge of the company's Chrome Web browser and operating system for lightweight laptop computers.
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Who is Sundar Pichai?
Sundar Pichai began his journey with Google in the year 2004 largely involved in product management and innovation for Google's Chrome and Chrome OS.
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LG Optimus G Pro to get Smart Video and Dual Camera features
LG says that these features will also be made available for some LG premium smartphones in the future.
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Samsung Galaxy S IV images leak again ahead of official launch
Unlike the Galaxy S III, the device has a dotted pattern on the glossy back panel apparent from some of the images.
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Twitter for Windows 8 released, brings Snap view, Share charm and more
Besides the standard Home, Connect, Discover and Me tabs, it is offering an array of additional new features as well.
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Samsung Galaxy S IV benchmark results leak again, reveal 1.8GHz Qualcomm CPU, 1080p display
The Android version is listed as 4.2.1 along with 12.8-megapixel rear camera and a 2.1-megapixel front facing camera.
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Google Glass will feature frame and lens support matching your prescription
The Explorer Edition will not feature the prescription solution upon its release, but users can expect to see them later this year.
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Top 10 non-stop running game apps for iOS and Android
We have put together a list of 10 such running game apps that are challenging, addictive and extremely fun.
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Samsung Galaxy Y Plus with Android 4.0 surfaces on company website
No pricing or availability details are known. The specs, however, point towards an entry-level phone.
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Samsung Galaxy S III upgrade to include wireless charging, 2,400mAh battery, better display: Report
It's unclear if Samsung will be upgrading other specs like the processor, RAM, camera or updating the Jelly Bean OS to version 4.2.
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Angry Birds Rio gets new Market Mayhem episode with 36 additional levels
The fiery avian flock now takes the mischievous marmoset fight to warehouses and Brazilian market places.
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Sony's PlayStation Vita 3G version being sold for $200 at select US stores
According to an employee at the Denver location, the permanent price drop comes as a move to discontinue the 3G model of the Vita.
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Google demos Glass apps including Gmail, Path, Evernote and more
At the ongoing SXSW 2013, Google raised the curtains on its Google Glass flaunting the device's capabilities from an apps perspective.
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Samsung offers first glimpse of the Galaxy S IV, posts second teaser video
This is the first real look at the device from Samsung as opposed to the infinite leaks we've seen in the past.
-
Rovio launches The Croods game for iOS and Android
The game will feature 10 crazy never-seen-before Croodaceous creatures such as the Girelephant or Molarbear that that users will need to trap and tame.
-
Who is Sundar Pichai?
In what came as a very unexpected move, Andy Rubin stepped down as the executive in charge of Google's Android operating system for smartphones and tablet computers. In case you're unaware, Rubin is being replaced with Sundar Pichai, an executive in charge of the company's Chrome Web browser and operating system for lightweight laptop computers.
-
Who is Sundar Pichai?
Sundar Pichai began his journey with Google in the year 2004 largely involved in product management and innovation for Google's Chrome and Chrome OS.
-
LG Optimus G Pro to get Smart Video and Dual Camera features
LG says that these features will also be made available for some LG premium smartphones in the future.
-
Samsung Galaxy S IV images leak again ahead of official launch
Unlike the Galaxy S III, the device has a dotted pattern on the glossy back panel apparent from some of the images.
-
Twitter for Windows 8 released, brings Snap view, Share charm and more
Besides the standard Home, Connect, Discover and Me tabs, it is offering an array of additional new features as well.
-
Samsung Galaxy S IV benchmark results leak again, reveal 1.8GHz Qualcomm CPU, 1080p display
The Android version is listed as 4.2.1 along with 12.8-megapixel rear camera and a 2.1-megapixel front facing camera.
-
Google Glass will feature frame and lens support matching your prescription
The Explorer Edition will not feature the prescription solution upon its release, but users can expect to see them later this year.
-
Top 10 non-stop running game apps for iOS and Android
We have put together a list of 10 such running game apps that are challenging, addictive and extremely fun.
-
Samsung Galaxy Y Plus with Android 4.0 surfaces on company website
No pricing or availability details are known. The specs, however, point towards an entry-level phone.
-
Samsung Galaxy S III upgrade to include wireless charging, 2,400mAh battery, better display: Report
It's unclear if Samsung will be upgrading other specs like the processor, RAM, camera or updating the Jelly Bean OS to version 4.2.
-
Angry Birds Rio gets new Market Mayhem episode with 36 additional levels
The fiery avian flock now takes the mischievous marmoset fight to warehouses and Brazilian market places.
-
Sony's PlayStation Vita 3G version being sold for $200 at select US stores
According to an employee at the Denver location, the permanent price drop comes as a move to discontinue the 3G model of the Vita.
-
Google demos Glass apps including Gmail, Path, Evernote and more
At the ongoing SXSW 2013, Google raised the curtains on its Google Glass flaunting the device's capabilities from an apps perspective.
-
Samsung offers first glimpse of the Galaxy S IV, posts second teaser video
This is the first real look at the device from Samsung as opposed to the infinite leaks we've seen in the past.
