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Android Approaching 1 Billion Users
Android is fast approaching an astounding 1 billion users worldwide, according to ex-CEO of Google, Eric Schmidt. The milestone will likely be hit in the next six months, placing it well within the borders of 2013. With an apparent 1.5 million activations per day, a rate that is constantly increasing, it was only a matter of time.
Samsung Galaxy Mega Breakdown
About a week ago Samsung officially announced its rumored Samsung Galaxy Mega phablets, one weighing in with a 5.8 inch display and the other with a whopping 6.3. We were initially very sceptical as to the validity of these rumours, as whether or not the market for such devices actually exists is as yet uncertain. However, that’s exactly what everybody said about the original Galaxy Note and now we could hardly imagine the mobile market without it.
HTC One Shipments Delayed
The HTC One, the smartphone that is set to be HTC’s biggest and most important release in recent memory, is reportedly going to be delayed by a few weeks or possibly longer. While countless eagre fans worldwide will doubtless throw their hands up in frustration and ask ‘why’ to an uncaring and disinterested sky, HTC may actually have cause to worry here.
Samsung Galaxy SIV Rumor Grab
With the Samsung Galaxy SIV launch just one week way, we thought it wise to revisit some of the rumors that are circulating about it, as well as the (apparently) ‘real’ leaked specs that have cropped up recently and what those mean for Samsung, the GSIV and how they reflect the current smartphone market.
Sony Xperia Z Preview
The Sony Xperia Z is Sony’s first big entry to the quad-core Android wars that are sure to hit 2013 with more power than they did 2012. Encoragingly, the Xperia Z represents an almost new era for Sony. This new flagship smartphone really does sport modern hardware and a new UI skin.
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