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The Samsung Galaxy S4 is almost here
Join CNET at 3 p.m. PT today for live coverage from Samsung’s big unveiling. Will the predictions be right?
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Say hello to Google’s answer to the iPad
BriefMobile has posted pictures of what it says is the Nexus 10, the new tablet from Google and Samsung.
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Sprint’s Galaxy S3 welcomes Jelly Bean:
Sprint is the first U.S. carrier to deliver an Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update for the Samsung Galaxy S3. Available starting this morning as an over-the-air update, the handset will benefit from features such as Google Now, enhanced and expanded notifications, and Android Beam.
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Galaxy Note 2: You need perspective
Think of Samsung’s Galaxy Note 2 as a big smartphone rather than a tablet, and you’ll come closer to appreciating its top-flight specs. However, problems dog the device, despite its blazing quad-core processor.
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Hands-on with Samsung’s new $249 Chromebook:
After using the just-announced Samsung Chromebook for the better part of a workday, our reviewer is pretty impressed — as long as you consider the constraints of its $249 price tag.
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Dispatches from the smartphone wars:
Apple’s iPhone 5 has only been available for a few weeks, but already, it’s generating more Web traffic volume than the Samsung Galaxy S3.
Online advertising network Chitika today released results of a study it conducted on Web traffic volume between the iPhone 5 and the Galaxy S3. The company found that of “millions of mobile ad impressions” it recorded on the iPhone 5 and Galaxy S3, 56 percent were found to originate from Apple’s handset. Samsung’s smartphone nabbed 44 percent of the total impressions.
“Only 18 days since the public release of the iPhone 5, the newest Apple device has overtaken the Galaxy S III in terms of Web traffic volume,” Chitika wrote today in a blog post. “Record-breaking sales numbers, along with new 4G browsing speeds which encourage data usage, are the most likely explanation for this tremendous growth.”
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