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The most anticipated Android phone of the last few months has arrived. After being the object of endless rumors, the Samsung Galaxy S5 is finally –and officially- revealed at Mobile World Congress. While observers digest the news stream coming out of Samsung, we have had the opportunity to spend a short quality time with the handset, and here is a first batch of information that should answer a lot of your questions, maybe with the exception of synthetic performance benchmarks, which will happen when the retail units hit later. (more…)

Samsung Galaxy S5 Review: Hands-On original content from Ubergizmo.

The S660 is the most affordable device of the new lineup and features a brushed metal design with fingerprint and scratch resistant rear cover. Powered by a MTK quad-core processor, the round-shaped smartphone offers up to 32GB expandable memory, front and back cameras for a sweet price.

There’s no denying that battery life is the number one concern of a lot of smartphone users, and Lenovo is happy to address this. As you may have seen, the company has just announced its Lenovo S860 with a 4000mAh battery, but what if customers wanted something more affordable, simpler, but with a great battery life as well? That’s where the S660 comes in. (more…)

Lenovo S660: Affordable Android Phone Packing 3000mAh Battery original content from Ubergizmo.

Knowing that design sells, Lenovo targeted the fashion victims with its new elegant and ultra-thin S850. At 8.2 mmm, it is a hair slimmer than the Galaxy Note 3 and the new LG G Pro 2 (8.3 mm) for a smaller display (5-inch). The all-glass body comes in white and pink, and although we did not see the device yet, we expect this finish to makes the phone beautiful.

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Lenovo S850 Slim All-Glass Smartphone original content from Ubergizmo.

Samsung launched the Galaxy Gear smart watch back in September at IFA and today, the manufacturer is coming to MWC with its new Galaxy Gear 2 and a lighter version, the Galaxy Gear 2 Neo. Both the Gear 2 and the Gear 2 Neo are now running Samsung’s OS Tizen, instead of Android, and they are both one millimeter thinner than the original Gear. The 2.0 Megapixel camera is now located in the watch body instead of the strap, and Samsung added an IrLED sensor so users can control their TVs and set top boxes via the Samsung WatchON Remote application.

The new dual core processor is a little faster at 1 Ghz than the previous one (800 mhz). We hope that the power consumption has been optimized since the battery is a little smaller (300 mAh vs. 315 mAh) probably to fit in the slimmer body. The display and the memory capabilities remain the same: a 1.63” super AMOLED featuring a 320×320 resolution, 512 MB RAM and 4GB internal storage.

Check out the gallery with the Galaxy Gear 2 photos

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Samsung Galaxy Gear 2 and Galaxy Gear Neo Smart Watches Launched at MWC original content from Ubergizmo.

Now that the NVIDIA Maxwell GPU is available to NVIDIA’s add-in card and OEMs partners, you are going to see a steady stream of card designs and PC designs based on these two models. Both cards will basically replace the current GeForce 650 Ti and will allow NVIDIA’s partners to have a slightly more granular pricing.

As you may have guessed, the GeForce GTX 750 Ti is the faster version and basically both are aiming at the same market: mid-range PC graphics cards. The NVIDIA GeForce 650 Ti requires a 6-pin power connector which effectively prevents it from being installed in entry-level PCs with 300W connectors that were designed to run only with integrated (or otherwise wimpy) graphics.

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GeForce GTX 750 Ti and GeForce GTX 750 Use Maxwell GPU Design original content from Ubergizmo.