Feb 24
Samsung couldn’t wait until Unpacked 5 to reveal the new Tizen-powered Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo smartwatches, updating the wearables will heart-rate monitors and more compact designs. The original … Continue reading
Feb 24
Let’s be blunt: the Samsung Gear Fit looks just how we were hoping the original Galaxy Gear would in September last year, a sinuous strip of bright, curved OLED for … Continue reading
Feb 24
Samsung Galaxy S5 Review: Hands-On
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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. 
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Feb 24
Samsung has a new flagship, the Galaxy S5, and we’ve been spending some time getting to grips with the 5.1-inch Android smartphone. Launched at Samsung’s Unpacked 5 event at MWC … Continue reading
Feb 24
BlackBerry phones have almost always had a “belt” which contained either a trackball or a trackpad, apart from a back button, a BB button and two separate buttons for receiving or declining calls. Trackballs were phased out a long time ago and replaced by trackpads, but last year when it launched its new BB10 phones, the company eliminated this belt altogether. Now this might not have been appreciated by some BB loyalists who would have preferred that the company retained this once iconic setup. If a new report is true, apparently BlackBerry is bringing back the trackpad as well as the entire belt of buttons.
BlackBerry Is Reportedly Bringing Back Trackpads original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 24
[MWC 2014] Intel has just announced their next generation processors that will see action in Android-powered devices – including smartphones and tablets. This new generation of processors will undergo the 22nm process, resulting in 64-bit chips that are capable of touching clock speeds of up to 2.13 GHz. Known as the Intel Atom Z3460 and Atom Z3480 “Merrifield” processors, they are touted to deliver superior performance as well as potentially additional battery life compared to its predecessor, which has been called by the “Clover Trail+” moniker in the past.
Intel Atom Merrifield Processors Target Phones And Tablets original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 24
Mark Zuckerberg’s has been talking about Internet.org’s plans to get the developing world online, describing the project as “an onramp to the internet” for those who may not realize quite … Continue reading
Feb 24
ZTE Grand Memo II LTE Announced
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[MWC 2014] Is it me, or is it a day that is full of sequels when it comes to smartphones by ZTE, a company which hails from China? The ZTE Grand Memo II LTE has just been announced, where it will be a follow up to the ZTE Grand Memo that was first introduced to the world at Mobile World Congress – last year, that is. This latest device has been updated accordingly to suit the times, where it will feature a far more generous 6” display on the outside compared to the 5.7” screen in its predecessor, a 13MP shooter right at the back alongside a 5MP camera in front that will be able to guarantee you great looking selfies, not to mention a 3,200mAh battery which runs the entire shebang.
ZTE Grand Memo II LTE Announced original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 24
LG G Pro 2 Hands-On Review
Posted in: Today's ChiliThe LG G Pro 2 launched last week in Korea and yesterday I was able to briefly play with it at the LG press conference. Just like the LG G flex, the display is amazing and, despite its large size (5.9-inch) the device feels surprisingly light. The manufacturer managed to keep the footprint small, thanks to a super thin 0.4 mm bezel! At 172 g, the new LG flagship is only 3g heavier than its smaller competitor the Samsung Galaxy Note which is equipped with a 5.7-inch display.
LG G Pro 2 Hands-On Review original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 24
We’ve all probably heard by now how unsafe our phones are against the likes of NSA, the talk started off last year when Edward Snowden leaked a barrage of highly classified documents. For those who believe that all major companies have agreed to sell out their users there is an alternative on the market now, developed as part of a joint venture by Silent Circle and Geeksphone, the Blackphone is the first smartphone “which places privacy and control directly in the hands of its users.” Even though the phone itself had been previously unveiled, today it has gone up from pre-order for a cool $629.
Blackphone Puts Privacy First, Launches For $629 original content from Ubergizmo. 
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