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Samsung explains how hard it is to make an iPhone 6 ‘killer’

Samsung has already announced one of its two iPhone 6 “killers,” the Galaxy Alpha that’s supposed to compete against the 4.7-inch iPhone 6, and the company’s marketing department is already hard at work trying to explain how awesome the somewhat metallic design of the Galaxy Alpha is. At the same time, Samsung also seems to reveal how incredibly hard it is to create a high-quality device. FROM …

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Leak Indicates Powerful Camera

So much information about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 4 has already leaked that it's hard to believe the device could have any more features, but with less than two weeks until its unveiling, there is plenty of time for more details about the Samsung Electronics Co. (KRX: 005930) smartphone to surface.

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Nokia to produce new consumer products and services

Looks like Nokia will continue to make new products and services for consumers as detailed in a number of job listings published on LinkedIn. Apparently, Nokia can still make its own products even after Microsoft has already acquired its devices and services division. One indication is the intro to a job description for a new […] The post Nokia to produce new consumer products and services …

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Lumia Cyan (Windows Phone 8.1) update rolled out for Nokia Lumia devices

Nokia Windows Phone users, take note. Microsoft has already started to rollout the Lumia Cyan update (which includes Windows Phone 8.1) to Nokia devices worldwide. Nokia has also set up a page where you can check if the update is ready for your phone model and region.

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Samsung Z Offers First Tizen Smartphone

Tizen, Samsung's homegrown mobile operating system, has already been a part of Samsung cameras and smartwatches, but never its smartphones.

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Samsung's 28-inch, 4K monitor to sell for $699.99

Samsung has followed up its many ultra-high-definition TVs with a 4K monitor that may help bring down the average cost of super-high-resolution displays for bleary-eyed computer users. The UD590, a 28-inch 4K monitor priced at US$699.99, displays images at a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels, which is four times higher than current 1080p high-definition monitors or TVs.

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