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LG G6 vs Samsung Galaxy S8: LG Takes Swipe at Rival With Battery Safety Teaser
LG is looking to become a huge threat to Samsung. LG took a swipe at Samsung in a teaser for its next flagship smartphone.
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SmartphoneVivo V5 Lite Smartphone With 3GB RAM and 16MP Selfie Camera Listed Online
The Vivo V 5 Lite smartphone has been listed on OnlyMobiles.
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Wearable TechSamsung Gear S3 Classic and Gear S3 Frontier Smartwatch Released in India
The Samsung Gear S3 Classic and Gear S3 Frontier smartwatches have been released in India for the price tag of $418.35 (around Rs. 28,500). The devices will be available starting Jan. 18.
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SmartphoneZiox Astra Metal 4G Smartphone With 3000mAh Battery Unveiled in India for $81.51
The Ziox Astra Metal 4G smartphone has been unveiled in India for $81.51 (around Rs. 5553).
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InternetDeparting FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler Defends Net Neutrality
The outgoing chief of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Tom Wheeler has defended net neutrality in his parting speech. He warned that any potential decision by the incoming Republican majority to repeal net neutrality is likely to deal a blow to open internet.
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SmartphoneNew Samsung AMOLED Screen Ads may Contain Upcoming Galaxy S8
Samsung released two new ads showcasing AMOLED screens embedded on an unknown device.
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SmartphoneHuawei P8 Lite (2017) Smartphone Could be Launched This Month
Huawei has announced that its latest smartphone will be available in some European markets soon. The upcoming smartphone is codenamed P8 Lite (2017).
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Video GamesShovel Knight is now Available on Nintendo Switch
The highly awaited Shovel Knight game is now available on the Nintendo Switch. After receiving many upgrades, the game is set to be released soon on the Nintendo Switch.
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Video GamesClosed 'For Honor' Beta Will be Back by the end of January
Taking the fans by surprise, Ubisoft recently announced that it would activate its close beta for its "For Honor" game on January 26. This announcement came with a trailer of the upcoming game.
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InternetGoogle Kills Titan Drone Internet Project, Cites Economics
Google has announced that it is shutting down its solar powered internet initiative Titan. The project was started in 2014 with the acquisition of Titan Aerospace, a startup that specializes in high-altitude drones. The main aim of the project was to provide internet access to far-flung areas.
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