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From X-bit Labs: If one have thought that the 5.5” display of Samsung Galaxy Note II is too large for a smartphone, but is too small for a tablet, think again, as Huawei is preparing to release a new “phablet” device next year, which will feature gigantic 6.1” screen with 1920*1080... |
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From X-bit Labs: The acquisition of Gaikai may give Sony Corp. a lot more than just an additional revenue stream from a service, but will eventually enable backwards compatibility of new game consoles with older titles as well as will create numerous new opportunities for the company... |
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From CNET News.com: Nokia plans to launch its Windows RT-powered tablet early next year, according to the Verge, which has a few details on the rumored device. The tablet will be paired up with a special keyboard cover that will have its own battery, allowing it to run as an... |
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From DailyTech: At the Intel Develop Forum, the world's largest maker of traditional PC central processing units and server chips, Intel Corp. (INTC) is fond of expressing how it's crushing its rivals in process technology. But by the looks of it the rest of the pack may not be as... |
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From DailyTech: Research In Motion (RIM) has been going through tough times over the last year or so, and while its third-quarter fiscal 2013 financial results still show a loss, it isn't as bad as analysts had predicted. For Q3 2012, RIM posted a $114 million (22 cents per share)... |
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From X-bit Labs: Micron Technology and Elpida Memory on Monday announced that the Japan Fair Trade Commission has cleared Micron's previously announced acquisition of Elpida. Clearance satisfies one of the conditions necessary for consummation of the transaction. The transaction has... |
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From X-bit Labs: Even though Google acquired Motorola Mobility over a year ago, since then Google has been persuading its partners that it would not compete against their flagship offerings and teamed up with Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics to create leading-edge Nexus-branded... |
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Deadlines, I don't know about everyone else, but this is one word that I am not too fond of. From school to appointment with friends, to writing articles here on APH Networks, it is nothing short of hard to be able to meet them all. (I'm sure our Editor-in-Chief Jonathan would have a few things to say about that, haha.) To say being able to juggle time properly is hard would be quite the understatement. However, there are a few... |
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From CNET News.com: Apple scored a victory in the U.S. with its biggest market share ever, according to data out today from Kantar Worldpanel ComTech. Looking at the 12 weeks ending November 25, the research firm pegged Apple's U.S. smartphone share at 53.3 percent, thanks in part... |
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From DailyTech: Back in October we reported that HTC was leaving the U.S. tablet market after getting clobbered by major players like major players like Apple and Amazon. The smartphone maker hadn't had much in the way of success with its seven-inch Flyer or its Android-based 10.1... |
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