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Everyone knows that Samsung is one of the biggest Android OEMs out there. Its devices cater to all price ranges. The company offers low-end, mid-range and high-end smartphones and tablets to millions of customers around the world. One can assume that it may command a substantial chunk of the global Android market. Taiwanese trade publication Digitimes claims that Samsung now holds 65 percent of the entire market, leaving most of its competitors far behind.

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This article was written on November 29, 2007 by CyberNet.

It looks like Yahoo has spent some considerable time designing an all new homepage for their Yahoo Widgets, and I must say, it looks good! They wanted to improve the experience, and that they did. They’ve also launched a new version of Yahoo! Widgets (Konfabulator) version 4.5 which has new features and some fixes. You can find the upgrade for that here.

One big change with the newly redesigned homepage is that searching is faster, and the results you get seem to be more related to what you’re actually looking for. The widget homepage also has a quick way to browse by displaying top rated widgets (like mini iTunes Remote, and iTunes Bar) as well as a list of new ones. Additional features include:

• Rate widgets on a 1-5 star scale
• Vote for widgets if they are “beautiful,” “useful,” or “fun”
• More info on what each widget does so you’ll know before downloading if you want it
• An improved comment system makes commenting and reading comments easier
• Some widgets have been improved/more to choose from

Among changes with the Widgets engine is support for HTML and Flash. That means that developers are now able to code their widgets in Flash and HTML. Additionally, users will be able to use some of their Netvibes widgets as Yahoo widgets (thanks to Netvibes’ UWA) which is a nice touch. Overall, I’d say Yahoo gets two thumbs up on this one!

Source: Download Squad

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Before it was officially announced, rumors claimed that the iPhone 5c would be a major win for Apple. That’s because this phone was expected to be competitively priced so much so that it would be as a strong contender in emerging markets. China and India were cited as the two markets where iPhone 5c could perform very well. However when it was unveiled, all rumors about its price went out the window, particularly about price in emerging markets. In China, the iPhone 5c is barely any cheaper than the iPhone 5s, and that could be one of the reasons behind its disappointing performance.

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This week the folks behind the media streaming app ecosystem Plex have announced that they’re finally out of Beta with Chromecast support. They’ve been testing Chromecast for several weeks now, … Continue reading

Gamers who have become used to playing PC games with the Xbox 360′s controller would be probably wondering when Microsoft is going to add support for the new and improved controller that comes with the Xbox One. There’s no word as yet from the company as to if and when that might happen. However, the wait is now over, well somewhat over. Lucas Assis has developed a workaround that allows you to install Xbox One controller on PC. Bear in mind that this is an unofficial fix, so keep an eye out for potential pain points.

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Install Xbox One Controller On PC original content from Ubergizmo.