ZTE recently unveiled a high-end smartphone named the ‘Nubia Z5’. This handset is certainly capable of competing against many other high-end Android smartphones.
Samsung recently surpassed Nokia to take the crown of the world’s largest phone vendor, in terms of sales volume. The company expects to continue its momentum and sell a whopping 510 million phone during the next year.
Users in UK and Ireland have been fairly irked by the lack of adequate availability of Nexus 4 handsets. It has been quite a while since this Google-branded LG-manufactured device was launched. Google’s UK chief has now pinned the blame on LG for the scarce supplies of the device.
Patent lawsuits between technology companies have become a regular affair. Although Apple have had a few successes in its patent battles, the company has rarely been held responsible for infringement itself. In such a rare case, a US court has now ruled that Apple has infringed three patents owned by MobileMedia.
PrimeSense is not a new name in the arena of technology. The company is very well-known for creating sensors that are widely used across the industry. It now seems that PrimeSense is now aiming to take things to an all-new level. The company has announced Capri, the world’s smallest 3D sensor.
Most major newspapers have taken the switch from print to web already. And nearly all of them have launched paywalls on the websites to help bolster their declining revenues. Washington Post was among the few papers who hadn’t imposed a paywall yet but it may well be on its way now.
Things have been rather quite on the Windows Phone front. Microsoft had hoped that with the release of Windows Phone 8, it will be able to significantly bolster the sales of WP devices but that doesn’t seem to be happening. However, the Windows Phone Store is growing at an excellent pace, the latest statistics suggest.
In recent months, we have seen a number of designs envisioning flexible mobile phones. Whereas that had been a thing of fiction until now, eminent vendors are working hard on the concept and they may be able to deliver a real, flexible phone by 2013, experts have estimated.