Man of Steel is the biggest and most ambitious blockbuster this summer, as it offers a typically bleak Nolan-esque take on the origins of Superman.
The Kryptonian Übermensch is often maligned for being too much of a boy scout, and just too perfect to be a relatable superhero (as paradoxical as that sounds), but is the latest movie tie-in game on Android from Warner Bros. just as good? Read on to know more.
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Blackberry has announced that it will be launching a cross platform version of its renowned BBM (Blackberry Messenger) service to the two leading mobile operating systems of today – Android and iOS.
With BBM being the USP of Blackberry devices from time immemorial, is this a step towards salvaging the beleaguered Canadian company, or is it another nail in its coffin? Read on to know more!
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After weeks of speculation, Apple unveiled the latest version of its iOS operating system for iPhones and iPads – iOS 7 – in the WWDC 2013 yesterday.
As many had predicted already, it is quite a radical departure from the trademark (but long in the tooth) design cues that iOS has had since its launch back in 2007. Read on to know more about it.
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Toshiba has announced that it will be launching refreshed versions of its Excite Android tablet lineup in a press release earlier this week.
The 3 tablets, dubbed the Excite Pro, Excite Write and Excite Pure, are fairly well-specced devices running on Nvidia Tegra processors. Read on below to know more about them.
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Lenovo has just made a couple of new fairly cheap Android tablets (or IdeaTabs, as it dubs them) available for order – the A1000 and A3000.
Read on to know more about them!
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The Galaxy Tab 3 has been the subject of feverish speculation in recent weeks, and now Samsung has finally made an official announcement about the Galaxy Tab 3 8 and Galaxy Tab 3 10.1. Read on to know more about the two variants of the Galaxy Tab 3 below!
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8 has a 1.5 Ghz dual core Intel Atom processor, along with 1.5GB of RAM. The Tab 3 8 certainly has more than enough power to run pretty much any resource intensive app from Google Play.
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ASUS has just announced a new budget tablet, that it’s christened the Memo Pad HD 7.
This is a tablet which is a spiritual successor of ASUS’ very own Nexus 7 tablet, but with some additions, and an incredibly low price of $129 for an 8 GB version to be sold in emerging markets, and a 16 GB variant meant for markets such as the US and elsewhere for $149.
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HTC, the beleaguered Taiwanese Android OEM, is reportedly on the verge of stepping into the battlefield that is the Android tablet market after spending quite a long time in the sidelines.
Emerging reports indicate that HTC will look to launch their second Android tablet after a gap of over two years in September.
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Microsoft’s rather ambitious revamp of its Windows operating system – Windows 8 – has been out for a while now, and it has been one of the most polarizing topics in the world of technology ever since.
Now, Microsoft has lined up a major update to it that’s being dubbed Windows 8.1. Read on to know more about it!
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ASUS and Google have been rumored to be at work on the refresh to the successful collaboration that led to the creation of the Nexus 7 tablet, and more reports from supply chain sources indicate that the Nexus 7 2 will be getting launched in Q3 2013.
Moreover, the 2nd generation Nexus 7 will feature a 7 inch low temperature poly silicon display from AU Optronics – the same Taiwanese company that’s also handling the rumored Retina displays in the iPad Mini as well.
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