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Back in February 2014, NVIDIA took the wraps off the Tegra 4i chipset which is one of the company’s newer mobile processors. While NVIDIA has been relatively quiet on the smartphone front, a phone by the name of the Wiko WAX was also announced and it will be the first smartphone in the world to take advantage of the Tegra 4i chipset.

Now the good news for our readers in Europe, particularly those living in Italy, France, and Germany, it has been revealed that the Wiko WAX will be arriving in those markets starting next month where it will be priced around €200 (~$276), making it a decently priced handset for what you are getting. (more…)

NVIDIA Tegra 4i Powered Wiko WAX Smartphone Will Be Released Next Month original content from Ubergizmo.

Just last week we saw leaked photos of the Samsung ATIV SE make its way onto the internet. Based on the press renderings, it looked like the phone would be headed onto Verizon’s network, although the question is when?

Well according to the folks at WPCentral, they claim that according to their sources, the Samsung ATIV SE will be launching on Verizon come 18th of April where the handset will retail for $599 off-contract. They did not mention how much the phone would cost on-contract, but they are speculating that $199 could be the asking price. (more…)

Samsung ATIV SE Rumored To Arrive On Verizon 18th April original content from Ubergizmo.

Another week, another bit of information about OnePlus One. Its the first smartphone being developed by OnePlus, a company started by ex-Oppo executives. So far they haven’t really given us a glimpse of the device, though every other week the team offers some information about the OnePlus One. This week its about the processor. The company has confirmed that the OnePlus One is going to be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 801 processor.

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OnePlus One Will Tout Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 Processor original content from Ubergizmo.

In less than three weeks the Samsung Galaxy S5 is going to be released in more than 100 countries around the world. Major carriers in the U.S. have already started taking pre-orders for the device. There’s no doubt that customers are excited about the launch. Thanks to the folks who have leaked the first ever Samsung Galaxy S5 firmware online, the wait will be a bit more bearable as advanced users take the firmware file apart to find out what goodies its hiding.

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Samsung Galaxy S5 Firmware Leaks Online original content from Ubergizmo.

China has a reputation for keeping some of the most popular internet services out of its country. The sheer size of it makes it a very lucrative market. Even if they aren’t blocked, some services voluntarily keep away from the country. With global music streaming revenues on the rise, the People’s Republic seems like the market to target. That’s exactly what Nokia MixRadio is going to do, its actually the first global music streaming service to launch in the country that complements its Great Wall with a Great Firewall.

Nokia MixRadio will be available in China later this week. It hopes to target the over 80 percent of internet users in the country, a figure that comes in a tad above 500 million people, all of which access the internet through a mobile device. Its definitely one of the largest individual markets in the world for music streaming, larger than any of the other 31 markets MixRadio is available in.

If you’ve never heard about Nokia MixRadio, its a music streaming service that’s quite similar to Pandora, Spotify and the nascent Beats Music. Even though some of its competitors are well established, none of them service China, which means that MixRadio has got a huge advantage over all of them.

In order to push its music streaming service in the country, Nokia has tapped popular Chinese musicians like Khalil Fong, DJ Wordy and Tia Ray to curate playlists of hit local music.

Nokia MixRadio First Global Music Streaming Service To Launch In China original content from Ubergizmo.