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Thursday, February 21, 2013
LG Electronics rolls out its most advanced smartphone, Optimus G, in Europe this month with features that have been enhanced since the device first launched in 2012.
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Google confirmed previous runmors and today introduced the Pixel, a $1,300 touch-screen Chromebook with a high-density display that rivals those found in Apple's Mackbooks.
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Tablet shipments experienced the largest year-over-year growth in 2012, up 78.4% over 2011, while smartphones grew 46.1% but accounted for 60.1% of all smart connected devices shipped throughout the year, a survey showed Thursday.
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RIAA says that Google's move to demote sites with large amounts of piracy in its search engine in order to combat free access to copyrighted material is not as efficient as it was expected.
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Google will reportedly release touch-screen computers that run its Chrome OS operating system later this year.
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Sony today announced the commercialization of two Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) Receiver LSIs that consume just 10mW of power, and one GNSS Receiver Module for use in mobile products.
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PMC expands its Adaptec storage product line with the first high performance, low profile encrypted PCIe Gen3 host bus adapter (HBA) family.
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IBM today unveiled IBM MobileFirst, a mobile portfolio that combines security, analytics and app development software, with cloud-based services and mobile expertise.
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At the Mobile World Congress, Samsung will introduce TV Discovery, a service that allows consumers to easily find live TV and video content on both mobile devices and Smart TVs.
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LG is expanding its solid 4G LTE presence with the introduction of its new Optimus F Series -- Optimus F5 and Optimus F7 -- at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona.
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