Amazon's Senior Vice President of Devices David Limp admitted in an interview this week to mistakes the company made when it launched its first smartphone, the Fire Phone, stating flat out, "We didn't get the price right."
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Samsung has commenced pre-orders for the LTE-A variant of the Galaxy Tab S, dubbed the Galaxy Tab S Broadband LTE-A, in South Korea. Claimed to be the first tablet in the world to offer download speeds of up to 225Mbps, the Galaxy Tab S Broadband is set to retail for 824,000 Won ($767.95).
The steady flow of vehicles is noisy enough as it is, but it also gives off a type of noise the human ear can't hear: seismic noise, or the vibration of the ground. Thus, vibrations given off by cars, trucks, trains, and airplanes on the runway among...
Microsoft filed legal action against Samsung earlier this year for failure to pay royalty on intellectual property licensed from Microsoft for its Android devices, and now Samsung is claiming that the deal between both companies, which was originally agreed upon in 2011, is void following Microsoft's acquisition of Nokia.
While the original Moto G may not be at the top of everyone's mind, Motorola has still committed to getting it updated, pushing out a 4.4.4 OTA tonight to the U.S. unlocked model. The Moto G was already sitting on 4.4.3 so the update comes in at just 21MB and doesn't include anything shocking other than performance improvements — but getting an update is always a good thing.
