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Samsung is using both ISOCELL and Sony sensors on Galaxy S7 and S7 edge
Earlier today, Samsung officially announced the 12MP dual pixel sensor that is present on the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge. Now, some more information related to the camera sensors of both the flagships has surfaced.
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Mozilla updates Firefox Browser for Android, discontinues few features for the Web version
Mozilla has updated Firefox browser for Android with new features and improvements. The company has also updated its browser on the web and discontinued some of the features.
Google Destinations will help you plan vacations right from your mobile
Google has introduced Destinations, a new feature that will let you explore cities, book flights and even offer travel recommendations for vacations. The mobile only feature integrates Google Flights and Hotel Search and offers instant information so you can compare costs on a larger scale.
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Google beefs up Search offering for ICC T20 World Cup 2016
Google is making it easy for die-hard cricket fans out there to keep a tab on all the action that is taking place at the ongoing ICC World T20 2016. The company is beefing up its Search offerings by adding new features related to Cricket to the Google app.
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Global tablet shipments to fall 5.9% in 2016: IDC
Worldwide tablet shipments is expected to decrease by 5.9% in 2016, to 195 million units, according to a latest report from the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Tablet Tracker forecast.
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LeEco Le 2 images and specs surface in new leak
LeEco Le 2, a possible successor of the popular Le 1s has surfaced in a new leak that shows images and specs of the phone. MyDrivers got a hold of these images that were leaked on Weibo. These images offer a glimpse of the phone from all angles.
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Android Lollipop adoption hits 36.1%, Marshmallow continues to crawl at 2.3%
Google is back with the monthly numbers for Android distribution. The numbers for the month of March reveals that Lollipop adoption has reached 36.1% making it the most widely used version of Android.
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HTC reportedly inks a 3 year deal with Alphabet for Nexus devices
Earlier in January, a rumor suggested that Google will release two Nexus devices this year and both of them will be made by HTC. Now, another rumor has surfaced saying that Google is going with HTC not for one but three years to make the Nexus devices.
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Samsung Galaxy A9 Pro gets FCC and TENAA certifications
We have already seen a couple of leaks and reports of Samsung Galaxy A9 Pro that has a model number (SM-A9100). Now, the phone has received FCC and TENAA certifications.
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Twitter rolls out emojis for ICC T20 World Cup 2016
Twitter is helping you blend in with the ongoing fervor of the ICC T20 Worldcup. The micro blogging site has teamed up with ICC to offer its users an array on interactive features and emojis in order to make the WT20 experience more fun.
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Yahoo Mail for Android gets new themes and other personalized features
Yahoo Mail for Android is getting a fresh look with new customized options. The update that bumps the app to version 5.3 is getting a new set of custom color themes
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Google Project Fi service now open to all users in the US
Google announced the Project Fi, its own mobile phone network in April last year with Nexus 6. The service which was following an invite system until now is ditching it and now is open for everyone in the US to try it.
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Microsoft to reportedly delay Windows 10 Redstone 2 until 2017
Microsoft’s next update for Window 10 which is code named as ‘Redstone 2’ will be delayed until early 2017, according to a latest report from ZDnet. The company had initially planned to release the update by the end of 2016 but as per the report it has been delayed in order to coincide with the launch of next-gen hardware from Microsoft.
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Google Photos gets Live Photos support for iOS
Google Photos is adding an important feature on iOS with the latest update. The iPhone and iPad app for Google Photos now supports Live Photos, a feature Apple rolled out along with the 3D Touch on the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus devices.
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