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You would think that flip-phones have pretty much died off by now, having been replaced by smartphones, but that’s not the case. In fact, flip-phones are actually growing in popularity in Japan while smartphones continue to shrink. Comparing the 5.7% increase in flip-phone shipments to the 5.3
LG’s homemade NUCLUN chip was a failure by all accounts and has powered only a handful of smartphones. Undeterred, the South Korean company is reportedly looking to give things another shot with a 64-bit piece of hardware that’s supposed to be on par with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 810
As they seem to do every year, smartphone sales reached record levels in 2014 with more than 1.228 billion units sold, which is a 23% increase from 2013. One of the driving forces behind the increase in smartphone sales is Latin America which saw a 59% increase in sales over the previous year, bring
The Galaxy S6 is fast… really fast! That’s the gist of Samsung’s most recent teaser for the upcoming flagship smartphone. Not only will the device be running on the company’s own high-end Exynos 7420 chip, it’s not going to bloated with Samsung’s godawful bloatwar
Every day brings us one step closer to the launch of Project Ara, Google’s modular smartphone that’s still in development. These smartphones will run on interchangeable modules rather than your regular hardware which means that you can simply replace each individual component when you wa
Founded back in 2009, Dutch file-sharing startup WeTransfer has raised $25 million in funding to help expand its services across the rest of Europe as well as the United States. Through the web or a dedicated mobile app, WeTransfer allows users to share large files in a way that’s better and e
Google may have given up on its smartglasses ambitions (for now) but Sony feels confident that its own smartglasses will be better received. The company has made its SmartEyeglass Developer Edition available for pre-order for $840. The device comes equipped with a 3-megapixel camera, a microphone an
Xiaomi’s ridiculous success in China has been discussed in length on this site as well as pretty much every other tech site out there, but the numbers are still impressive to look at. While beating out Apple to take China’s number one spot was a big feat, its the fall of Samsung that has
Wireless charging is the future and should be an industry standard in the world of smartphones, at least, that’s what Samsung believes. The company said as much in a recent blog post and it can be assumed that leading the charge of this wireless charging revolution will be the company’s
The music business has evolved more than most over the years going from radios and vinyl records, to radios and cassette tapes, to radios and CDs, to radios and iTunes, to online radios and iTunes. Notice how radios have always been there? That’s because they’ve adapted. The Internet is
What happens when you pack an incredibly intelligent computer into an incredibly useless box? You get a box that’s really smart but doesn’t do anything. That’s one of the limitations of robotics and artificial intelligence, it doesn’t matter how smart a device is because its
Meizu is really starting to make a name for itself. Not only did the Chinese company manage to release some impressive devices last year, it managed to sell tons of them. The company plans to use this momentum to plow through 2015 and its so confident that the company thinks it can sell more than [&
