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Qualcomm Introduces Quick Charge 4, New Chip
Qualcomm has announced the latest iteration of its Quick Charge technology.
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SmartphoneNokia is Looking to Make at a Comeback in the Smartphone Market in 2017
Nokia is looking poised to make a big comeback in the smartphone market in 2017, the company revealed during its Capital Markets Day 2016 event.
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PERSONAL TECHHP is Working on Another Windows 10-Based Smartphone, Likely to be Launched in 2017
HP is working on another Windows 10-based smartphone that may be launched in 2017.
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PERSONAL TECHSamsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Coming to India Soon
Samsung is expected to launch its newest Galaxy J series smartphone in India soon.
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Internet4 College Undergrads Develop Google Chrome Plugin That Filters Fake News on Facebook Using Artificial Intelligence
Four undergraduates, who took part in a hackathon at Princeton University, have come up with a plugin that identifies what is genuine from what is not on Facebook.
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SmartphoneLG G5, V10 and G4 to Receive Android Nougat Update in February 2017
Android 7.0 Nougat has been around for months already. However, only a few devices have received the update. LG is reportedly planning to update its G5, V10 and G4 smartphone models with the latest Android operating system by Feb. 2017.
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SmartphoneSamsung Galaxy J5 Prime Smartphone With 5-Inch Display and 2GB RAM Released in Australia
The Samsung Galaxy J5 Prime smartphone has been released in Australia.
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SmartphoneOnePlus 3T Smartphone With 16MP Selfie Camera and 128GB Storage Unveiled in India
The OnePlus 3T smartphone has been unveiled in India.
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Software & AppsSouth Korea Declines Google’s Request for Mapping Data
South Korea has turned down Google's latest request to use government mapping data. The South Korean government cited security issues with North Korea as the reason for denial. The request involved using the mapping data on servers located outside of South Korea.
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Software & AppsSamsung Launches Reward Points for Samsung Pay
Samsung Pay is now being hailed in the easy payment solution and to further improve its services, the South Korean giant has launched a rewards program to celebrate its users and success. Samsung Pay users will get reward points for transactions made on the mobile platform.
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