NATO has publically announced that several of its websites were hacked and brought down by hackers. Our source tell us that it was done due to increasing tensions over Crimea region. According to Oana Lungescu, a spokeswoman for NATO, the cyber attacks commenced on Saturday and continued till Sunday.
Galaxy Beam 2 Android Phone Spotted, Runs Android 2.3
Samsung is all set to release the successor of original Galaxy Beam, SM-G3858. The phone was spotted at TENAA website which is China’s equivalent to FCC. Myriad photos of the Beam 2 were leaked that clearly show a bump on its upper back with wide lens.
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Apple iOS 8 To Remove Game Center Application
According to a recent report, Apple iOS 8 will be removing the game center application from the operating system. Features found on game center will be baked into games. Since its new version was introduced with iOS 7, the Cupertino giant is still considering its removal from the next-gen iOS.
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Former Apple CEO John Sculley To Unveil Obi Phone Brand in India
John Sculley who used be CEO of Apple will be launching his new Obi phone brand funded by Singapore based firm, Inflexiopoint. The phones will be released in April and their range will be part of smartphones and feature phones priced under INR 12000 (USD 200).
Obi will compete with other manufacturers in the region, including premium phone manufactures, Apple and Samsung. Inflexiopoint will be investing 20 million dollars into this venture and the money will be used for setting up a design center, supply chain, sales as-well-as marketing network. The company aims to grow the business to USD 1 billion in two years.
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Bell Galaxy Note 3 To Get Android 4.4 KitKat on March 24
Bell Canada has announced through its official twitter account that Samsung galaxy note 3 will be receiving the Android 4.4 Kitkat update on Monday, March 24. Users are suggested to check for the update manually on Monday and you should receive a notification on screen.
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Nokia X Hits One Million Pre-Orders
Nokia has already received more than 1 million pre-orders for its first android phone, Nokia X in China. The Finnish phone manufacture took mere four days to reach this mark.
Samsung Officially Launches Galaxy Grand 2 LTE
Samsung launched the Galaxy Grand 2 in November 2013 and today the smartphone company has released its LTE version. Currently available only in South Korea, it is exactly the same device but adds an LTE radio making the device capable of reaching download speeds of up to 150 Mbps.
The Galaxy Grand 2 LTE is available on all three carriers (KT, SK Telecom, LG U+) and retails for 517,000 Korean Won that rounds to USD 484. Here are its technical specifications.
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Samsung Will Not Launch Premium Galaxy S5 Variant
CEO of Samsung Mobile, JK Shin has confirmed that the company will not be launching a premium version of Galaxy S5. Previous reports claimed that Samsung was working on a premium S5 called Galaxy F with 2K resolution and a metal body.
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Wikipad Android Gaming Tablet Gets A Price Reduction
The price of Wikipad Android Gaming Tablet has been reduced to USD 199 from its usual selling price of USD 249. Originally launched at $499, this tablet comes with a dual-analog controller that can be used instead of tapping screen.
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Moto G Now Available on Republic Wireless
US cellular network provider Republic Wireless has announced the availability of Motorola Moto G on its network. Priced at 149 dollars for the 8 gigabyte variant, the android phone will hit Republic Wireless’ outlets starting from April.
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