Mobile Technology

The Samsung Galaxy S5, has just arrived, but - unlike before - this year, Samsung’s new ‘big thing’ will be met with fierce competition from all places…

Via Mo Hall

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Via Philippe J DEWOST

"Here's a comparison that will have fanboys up in arms: the iPhone 5s vs. the Samsung Galaxy Note 3. Both have rabid followings and are top smartphones for the fall of 2013. The iPhone brings the usual classy metal chassis, sharp and outdoor viewable Retina display and the giant App Store and iTunes ecosystems in tow. The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is the king of the phablets, particularly if you're looking for a super-sized smartphone with a digital pen."

Via Mo Hall

"September has been a very exciting month for mobile technology enthusiasts, and for Android as well. Hot off the heels of our IFA 2013 coverage, we had a quick stopover in Beijing where we got to spend some quality hands on time with Oppo‘s latest flagship, the Oppo N1. We also had the privilege to spend significant time with the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, and LG G2."

Via Mo Hall

"Back in May, the Jolla Sailfish smartphone became official, promising the ability to run Android apps on the MeeGo-derived mobile operating system alongside a gesture-controlled user interface and 4G support. While some details on the phone were given, a full rundown of the hardware has finally been announced, as well as the anticipated shipping date."

Via Mo Hall

The Motorola Moto X is a logical comparison to the newly announced iPhone 5C. Both are colorful, midrange phones designed to appeal to the masses. So how do the two stack up?

Via Mo Hall

"As of this week, Apple has discontinued the iPhone 5 entirely, focusing instead on the iPhone 5S, theiPhone 5C, and the iPhone 4S. While it was widely expected that Apple would take the smaller display of the iPhone 4S out of the equation entirely, it would seem instead that the company opted for ease in differentiation between models."

Via Mo Hall

"It’s been a little while since Samsung initially announced the Galaxy Mega lineup of phablets, but now that they’ve completed their rollout in Europe, the company is bringing the oversized 6.3-inch smartphone to US soil this month, coming to all major carriers except for Verizon and T-Mobile, currently."

Via Mo Hall

"It’s been one day since the Moto X was introduced as the rebirth of Motorola: a Google Company. Now it’s time to take a moment and reflect. What did we just see? At it’s most basic, Moto X is an Android smartphone that epitomizes the new wave, the Context Ecosystem, as it’s been dubbed, and with it comes a new way to experience smart devices."

Via Mo Hall

"We take a look at the five most important things buyers need to know about the match up between the Samsung Galaxy S4 and the HTC One.

While much of the talk these days is about devices like the iPhone 5S, Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and HTC One Max, there are plenty of consumers that aren’t in the business of waiting to buy a smartphone."

Via Mo Hall

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Via TechinBiz

"You get what you pay for, and sometimes a bit more when it's a Google Nexus product. The new Nexus 5, based very loosely on the lovely LG G2 and made by LG, is a bargain of a phone though it's not perfect. The Nexus 5 has a 5 inch full HD IPS display, the latest generation Snapdragon 800 quad core CPU with Adreno 330 graphics, 2 gigs of RAM, LTE 4G on a host of bands, a front 1.3MP camera and a rear 8MP camera with LED flash."

Via Mo Hall

"Archos has rolled out the red carpet for four new budget smartphones under the new Titanium series. The phones are being targeted at those who don’t want to shell out for higher end handsets, but who need certain aspects to be robust in their offerings.."

Via Mo Hall

"BLU Products has announced its latest in its Studio series, a 5.5″ no-contract phone pricing in at just $179—an extremely reasonable tag for such a huge screen. A respectable entry-level phone for the big-screen fans, the BLU Studio 5.5 is available in 80s neon yellow sports car, 80s lipstick pink, 80s ski boot blue, 80s chic faux leather white tablecloth, and this-century charcoal-for-poindexters (not the official color names.)"

Via Mo Hall

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"Yesterday, Apple introduced its newest flagship smartphone, the iPhone 5S, which will be widely available on Sept. 20.

Here's how it stacks up against Nokia's top contender, the Lumia 1020, which is available now in the U.S. and very soon in the U.K. and other markets."

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"Now that we officially know all of the details and can calm the hype trains down, lets talk about pricing.Apple has just confirmed an aggressive pricing strategy for the new iPhone 5C, coming in at just $99. However, many of you are probably interested in their flagship iPhone 5S. With an improved camera, fingerprint sensor with Touch ID and more. So when and for how much? It all starts September 13th."

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"This week the DROID Ultra hits the review bench at SlashGear, bringing with it a full understanding of how closely it’ll be resembling the Moto X in features that – surprise – Google and Motorola implemented on the whole family. What we’ve seen thus far is a device that’s only ever-so-slightly pulled in to the Motorola universe for apps – with a dash of Verizon, while we’re at it. Essentially everything Moto X offers in a smartphone, DROID Ultra brings with just as much fury."

Via Mo Hall

"HTC isn’t just relying on the One to turn its 2013 around: the company has the HTC One mini to help with that, a new 4.3-inch version of the aluminum smartphone. Slimming the flagship down – as well as some of the core specifications – the One mini is fronted by a 720p touchscreen where the One has 1080p, but still keeps the UltraPixel camera and Zoe photography system, among other things."

Via Mo Hall