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Nov 08
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Google won’t be favouring Motorola after recent acquisition

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Eric Schmidt, Google Chairman, has just announced that the company won’t be favouring Motorola after their recent buyout of Motorola Mobility. This news comes after Google, the people behind the hugely popular Android OS, purchased Motorola a few months ago.

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Nov 08
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Apple iOS 5 Camera app has hidden panorama mode

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Hackers have recently discovered an interesting new feature inside iOS 5, and that is a panorama mode for the Camera application.

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Nov 08
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Google bringing porn to Google TV

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Google are now bringing porn to the masses via a brand new Google TV channel. Adult entertainment company, Vivid, have been working with Google for the past year to create a stand-alone Internet-TV channel to make sexually explicit content easily available through Google TV.

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Nov 08
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Google+ running out of ideas after launching ‘Pages’

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It’s no suprise that Google has resorted to copying other social networks’ features, I mean if you had a social network that wasn’t as popular as the others, you’d steal ideas as well wouldn’t you?

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Nov 08
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HTC Edge is world’s first quad-core smartphone

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HTC have definitely pushed the boat out here. The, yet to be officially unveiled, HTC Edge, which houses an unimaginable 1.5GHz Tegra 3 chip, has been leaked ahead of a Mobile World Congress 2012 unveiling.

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Nov 07
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World’s smallest 3D camera is the Panasonic DMC-3D1

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Panasonic have just unveiled the DMC-3D1, which has been named the world’s smallest consumer available 3D camera capable of stills and video. A release should be happening later this year.

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Nov 04
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BT Vision becomes UK’s fastest-growing pay-TV service

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BT and BSkyB are currently in the race to dominate the TV and broadband market in the UK, but BT have recently announced an accelerated rollout of a superfast network, which will definitely put them at the forefront of the UK TV and broadband market.

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Nov 04
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Griffin introduce new DriveSafe range of in-car accessories

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Griffin are, without a doubt, one of the most popular brands when it comes to accessories for smartphones. Well, to help improve safety on the road, Griffin have released a brand new line of products, the DriveSafe range.

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Nov 04
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Amazon Kindle Fire not a threat according to Apple CEO Tim Cook

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Both Tim Cook and Peter Oppenheimer, Apple CEO and CFO, respectively, have reportedly suggested that the 7-inch Android tablet from Amazon poses no serious threat to the iPad.

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Nov 03
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Motorola announce Xoom 2 Media Edition

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Carrying on from recent Motorola Xoom 2 news, Motorola have now announced a second version of the Xoom 2, the Xoom 2 Media Edition. Both models carry the Xoom 2 name, however they are very different devices.

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