Flipboard For Windows Phone Spotted At BUILD

Flipboard For Windows Phone Spotted At BUILDThe Flipboard app was originally designed for iOS devices in mind and unlike other apps that curates the news, Flipboard was designed to look like a magazine which gave it a more colorful and more interesting way of consuming news.

It was later released onto Android and was first launched as an exclusive to the Samsung Galaxy S3, although the leaked APK basically put it up for grabs with anyone with a Android device. A release for Windows Phone has yet to be made but presumably it could be soon, thanks to a recent sighting at Microsoft’s BUILD conference. (more…)

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    Samsung ATIV SE Up For Pre-Order From Verizon

    Samsung ATIV SE Up For Pre Order From VerizonJust last week we reported on the Samsung ATIV SE which is an upcoming Windows Phone handset by Samsung. According to our report, it was believed that the handset would be seeing a launch sometime in April and now according to a sighting on Verizon’s website, it looks like the device is now officially up for pre-order.

    According to Verizon’s listing, the handset appears to be priced at $199.99 with a new two-year contract, or for those who’d rather not be tied down, it will be priced at $599.99 instead. The listing also reveals that the handset will be shipped to customers on the 12th of April, so if we had to venture a guess, it should be available in stores around that time or a few days later. (more…)

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    Microsoft Will Finally Address Adware This Summer

    Microsoft Will Finally Address Adware This SummerBack in the day, installation of software was pretty straightforward. You’d download the installer, agree to the terms, click next, click next again, press finish, and you’re done. Nowadays developers have gotten a bit more cunning and have slipped in toolbar installations and whatnot in their installers.

    For those who don’t check the process carefully, they will end up with a ton of different toolbars and services on their computers without knowing where they came from. Apparently Microsoft has had enough of this and starting this summer, the company plans on doing something about adware being installed onto computers. (more…)

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    Google Shows A Glimpse Of How Its Modular Phone Moonshot Is Progressing

    Google has released a video showing a glimpse of what’s going on behind the scenes at Project Ara, one of the hardware shunkworks projects coming out of its Advanced Technology and Projects that’s aiming to put together a modular smartphone. Read More

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    Inside the Engineering Challenges of Google’s Modular Ara Phone

    Google’s taking its Ara modular smartphone platform increasingly seriously , and in this video it lays bare some of the challenges it’s been facing—and how it’s overcoming them.

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