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Amazon sold a record number of Kindle Fire HD tablets just one day after the iPad mini was announced, the retailer has confirmed, leading many to believe that Apple’s iPad Mini is just too expensive.
Activision has announced that the online Call of Duty Elite subscription service will become free upon the launch of Black Ops 2 in the hope of making the Call of Duty experience more social.
Several anonymous sources claim App developers raised concerns over the poor quality of Apple’s Maps as far back as June! Could Apple’s Maps fiasco have been avoided?
The crowd-sourcing website Kickstarter most recently famous for Android games console, the OUYA, will officially open its virtual doors to UK entrepreneurs at the end of this month (October 31st).
Facebook users in the U.S., U.K., and Germany can now bill purchases made through the site straight to their mobile phone bill thanks to a new service powered by Bango. Something to make the Facebook shareholders happy.
According to a string of complaints from early iPhone 5 owners, the anodised aluminium body of Apple’s new flagship smartphone is even more susceptible to scuffs and scratches than older models have been.
Samsung have revealed a new print advert for the Galaxy S3 smartphone in yet another attempt to ridicule the Apple iPhone and their fans. But is enough enough? Sour grapes Samsung?
The gigantic Samsung Galaxy Note 2 ‘phablet’ is now available for UK fans to pre-order through the Mobiles Unlocked website and could well be the latest thorn in Apple’s side.
The $199 (£125) Amazon Kindle Fire is what the tech world likes to coin a game-changer. A gadget with the potential to irrevocably alter a sector of the market to the point of no return. So is it any good?
The BBC says the prospect of its iPlayer application coming to Windows Phone is remote due to the development tools Microsoft requires app developers to use which the beeb are unable to reuse on other platforms.
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