Twitter has made it official that its Twitter Music app for Apple iOS devices will no longer available for download starting from today. The application was launched in April 2013 and it looked at the people you were following on Twitter and based recommendations off them, serving up a perfect mix of tunes to you.
If you are one of those interested users who want to see what Samsung Galaxy S5 has to offer, the company has released a Galaxy S5 Experience app that teases all the new features of the handset on any Android phone out there. This is something Samsung has done with a few devices as of late and the company is doing the same with the S5.
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Sony launched the PlayStation 4 back in November 2013 and since then, it has sold like hotcakes. In fact according to the official sales figures, Sony has been able to sell 6 million PS4 consoles so far. Andrew House, Playstation’s current president and Group CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment told WSJ
We’re struggling to keep up with demand. Conservatively, as we get into the early summer months, we’ll be closer to a full supply situation.
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US network provider AT&T has announced that it will be the first wireless carrier to sell the Asus PadFone X. The phone passed through FCC’s website this week and is one step closer to launch.
The Asus PadFone X is a 5 inch smartphone that you can slide into a 9 inch tablet when you want bigger screen experience. Its specifications include a quad core Snapdragon 800 processor by Qualcomm, 16 gigabytes of flash storage and Android 4.4 kitkat operating system.
Samsung Galaxy S5 is set to hit all major United States carriers in April including AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint which will be launching the Samsung Galaxy S5, Gear 2 Neo and Gear Fit on April 11th. The network provider will sell the phone for $199.99 tied to a two-year contract or $649.99 off-contract.
According to the well-connected evleaks, the all new 2014 HTC One will hit the market shelves for $600 off-contract where it would not be tied to a particular network provider. Additionally a gold color option will be made exclusive to Best Buy outlets.
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