| BBC iPlayer Radio For iOS |
| iPlayer Radio is a wonderful application that is used for everyone who admires BBC radio station and has iPhone and iPod. |
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| Surface Pro - More Than A Tablet |
| Serious PC users who recognize the Surface Pro as a thinly disguised PC may grab one; they might also buy the Type Cover, or maybe a Bluetooth keyboard. Corporations may view it with interest too, as Microsoft has integrated enterprise management capability. They’ll be able to install all their software on it as well, since it’s a full Windows 8 PC under the hood. |
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| Which Full-size Tablet Do You Want? |
| Tablet PCs bridge the gap between laptops and smartphones. They combine the mobility and connectivity of a smartphone with a larger screen and more powerful processor that’s more akin to a laptop, and they run a lightweight, touchscreen-focused operating system. |
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| XPS 12 Convertible Touch - Laptop Meets Tablet |
| SINCE USERS CAN control Windows 8 by touch as well as by mouse and keyboard, we’re bound to see innovative portable designs. For instance, you can rotate the 12.5-inch touchscreen of Dell’s XPS 12 Convertible Touch Ultrabook to face outward, turning it into a tablet. |
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| Toshiba Camileo Clip - Full HD Mini Camcorder |
| Camileo Clip of Toshiba has a nearly same size and weight as a matchbox. The 1.5-inch screen fits entirely in a big plastic tong which helps you to attach it to a belt or an overcoat pocket while walking. The rubber coating also helps it to resist water and shock. |
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| 4G Tablet In The UK (Part 2) |
| EE provides 4G in 16 UK cities, with some 20 million users able to access the faster network. The lucky cities include Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool, London, Manchester, Sheffield, Belfast, Derby, Hull, Nottingham, Newcastle and Southampton. |
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| 4G Tablet In The UK (Part 1) |
| You’ve probably heard of 4G, but what is it? In short, it’s the name given to the fourth-generation mobile network, just as the previous generation is known as 3G. Another piece of jargon, which you’ll often see tagged on to the end of 4G, is ‘LTE’. This stands for Long Term Evolution, a type of 4G technology. 4G LTE aims to offer faster, more reliable mobile broadband to devices such as smartphones, tablets and laptops. |
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| GoClever Tab R974 - It’s Cheap, But Is It Cheerful? |
| The Nexus 7, Kindle Fire HD and Barnes & Noble Nook HD are all proof that decent budget tablets do exist. But these tablets are all loss-leaders, designed to encourage content sales or boost Android platform popularity; the GoClever is not. Unlike the Fire and Nook, though, it does offer access to Google Play. |
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| Google Nexus 10 – The Best 10in Android Tablet |
| Google’s Nexus 10 was the first Android tablet to launch in 2012 that stands a real chance of taking on the full-size iPad. Manufactured by Samsung, its design isn’t too far removed from the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1. |
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| iPad Mini vs. Google Nexus 7 |
| Google’s taken a hit on the pricing of its Nexus 7, hoping to encourage take-up of the Android platform and content sales. We never expected Apple to match that price with its iPad mini, which costs $165 more than the Nexus 7 at the same 16GB capacity. |
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| Microsoft Surface RT – A Cleverly Designed Tablet |
| Windows RT, the version for ARM tablets of Microsoft’s flagship OS, is finally available on a range of devices, including its own Surface RT. The I0.6in screen provides a fraction more room in which to manoeuvre than the iPad, but it’s just as thin as Apple’s tablet at 9.5mm. |
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| Smartphones and Accessories - January 2013 (Part 2) |
| The Galaxy S3 Mini is powered by Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, the latest version of the world’s most popular smartphone operating system. Stylish and compact, the Galaxy S3 ’s breakthrough design and simple elegance. Its ultra-minimal curved frame creates a rich natural feel, which is also reflected by its nature-inspired home screen, wallpapers and ringtones. |
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| Smartphones and Accessories - January 2013 (Part 1) |
| As seen on The Apprentice, Breffo Spider Podium is an award-winning gadget grip for smartphones, and virtually any hand-held device. The Podium is flexible, portable, light weight and packs flat, making it the ideal travel companion. |
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| 5 Years Of Android |
| Android had suffered from many legal battles, the platform division, security problems and complaints of customers about the delay in upgrading. However, no problem had seriously affected its market share and sales, which reached the record throughout the 3rd quarter of 2012. |
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| Armed But Not Dangerous Surface RT |
| Finally, Apple confirmed what had forecasted before (even be rejected by the late Steve Jobs), by designing a smaller version of iPad. Even the name of mini iPad is still maintains expectation as well as a great attention to the detail in its design. |
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| Blackberry And Its Future In Enterprises |
| RIM continues to struggle in the effort of trying to perfect the BlackBerry 10 mobile operating system, but the audiences at the London version of BlackBerry 10 Jam World Tour event still think that enterprises still play an important role in the company. |
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| How All Minis Are Related To Apple – Part 2 |
| Apple used a storage format of Sony from the original version of Macintosh until the 90s, with 3.5in floppy disk. But Apple had no connection to MiniDisc of Sony – a trend opposed by almost all device manufacturers outside Japan. |
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| How All Minis Are Related To Apple – Part 1 |
| The technology world suddenly becomes mad about mini. Apple released a smaller version of iPad tablet named mini iPad. And Samsung - the mischievous rival - has Galaxy S III mini Android smartphone for the lawyer of Apple to research. |
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| Nexus 10 - A Worthy Challenger To The iPad |
| It all starts with the 10.1in screen, which takes the Retina concept and, incredibly, pushes past it with a resolution of 2560 x 1600 and a pixel density of 300ppi. On both counts the Nexus 10 display beats the Paid, which lags behind at 2048 x 1536 and 264ppi. It's the highest resolution screen available on any tablet, and everything on it looks as sharp as cut glass. |
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| Upgrade Your Apps (Part 3) - January 2013 |
| The redesigned App Store might sport a much cleaner look, but in some cases, the sparse overhaul makes it more difficult to find new and interesting apps. Sure, Genius is Apple's own version of an app-discovery service, but the selections it serves up can sometimes seem arbitrary, or based on apps that you haven't opened in ages. |
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| Upgrade Your Apps (Part 2) - January 2013 |
| Notes is a short-term solution that's good for little more than quick thoughts and shopping lists. If you want something that'll serve up your notes and clippings on any device with ease, switch to Evernote (free, universal), the premiere cloud based option for such things. |
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| Upgrade Your Apps (Part 1) - January |
| Your iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch come with some solid built-in apps. But the embarrassment of riches in the App Store can take your device even further. |
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| Apple iPad Mini - Falling Behind |
| The iPad mini is lovely to hold, with a flat, matte aluminum panel at the rear that's gently rounded at the corners and along the edges. As with other iPads, ports, switches and buttons are kept to a minimum. The single home key sits below the screen, and there's a volume rocker and mute switch on the top right-hand edge. |
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| Archos 101 XS - Ultra Thin Android Tablet |
| The 101 is the first Android tablet from Archos’ new XS range and one of the thinnest we’ve seen at just 8mm. It comes with a keyboard that converts into a cover when you’re not using the tablet, but there’s no battery in the keyboard. |
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| Apple iPhone 5 - An Outstanding Handset |
| Apple has previously stuck to its guns by releasing phones with 3.5in screens while its rivals have upped the ante with larger displays. The launch of the iPhone 5 saw Apple relent, fitting its latest phone with a 4in, 640 x 1136 panel. |
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| Samsung Galaxy S III - Best Smartphone On The Market |
| The 4.8in screen out-muscles the 4m panel of the iPhone 5, and its 720 x 1280 resolution serves up more pixels, too, albeit at reduced pixel density: 3O6ppi on the S III compared to 326ppi on the ¡Phone 5. Despite the minor discrepancy, you’ll still struggle to make out individual pixels, and quality is excellent, with colours that are bright and vivid without being oversaturoted. |
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| Android 4.2 Jelly Bean |
| Jelly Bean is Google’s latest mobile platform, but there’s no guarantee the tablet you buy will be running it. If you’re lucky enough to get it, here’s what to expect |
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| Apple iOS 6.0 – Behind The Scenes |
| This autumn saw the launch of the sixth-generation iOS platform, which headlined on the iPhone 5, but is suitable for most iDevices made in the past three years. Apple says 200 new, mostly minor features have been folded in. Some are immediately obvious - Passbook is added to the Home screen, along with a retouched icon to signify the new Maps app. |
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| Smartphones That Well Surf On Website |
| Smartphones are integrated with advanced technology to help users comfortably to entertain and approach new and interesting information on Internet quickly and easily. |
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| Q-Smart Miracle Magic Entered Miracle Series |
| The most remarkable upgrade is qHD resolution (540x960pixel). Despite 4.5in screen size, thanks to good resolution, there’s no either visible pixel or noise when images are enlarged. Besides, 16M color support and IPS LCD technology helps to bring clear and sharp images, brilliant colors, good depth and contrast as well. |
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| HTC One X+ - An Incremental Update Of One X |
| One X+ is considered one of the best existing smartphones. It has solved the issues of battery and performance that were easily seen in previous models. However, being released lately with no much change in appearance, the product doesn’t make much impact. |
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