Week in Tech: After Reader, can we trust Google to keep its stuff going?
launching a new service that you want people to rely upon, it's not the best idea to get everybody excited by, er, killing off a service that lots of people rely upon. That's exactly what Google has done, though: no sooner had it rubbed out Google Reader than it introduced Google Keep. "Keep" is of course short ... -techradar
Early View: Google Keep vs Evernote vs Apple Notes
er saw a good idea it didn't want to emulate, and this time it's got the photocopiers set to Evernote: the new Google Keep is an Android app with cloud-based syncing to keep tabs on your thoughts and photos. But it's entering into a competitive market, with stacks of productivity apps in the Google Play store. Is Keep good enough to riva... -techradar
Windows Phone
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will likely rock the mobile phone world: the HTC One has knocked the Samsung Galaxy S3 off top spot in our 20 best mobiles phones in the world today showdown.Samsung has enjoyed two years at the top of the TechRadar standings, with the Galaxy S2 setting the bar, followed 12 months later by the excellent Galaxy S3.Apple has alway... -techradar
Microsoft's improved Bing Voice app has word-by-word streaming
gnition is one of those mobile services that has been on the cusp of brilliance for quite a while, yet no-one seems to have it down to a fine art.Apple's Siri and Google's Voice Search do an ample, if not always reliable, job, but Microsoft has demonstrated how it intends to leapfrog them both with... -techradar
Blip: Cinemagraph rolls onto Lumias rocking Windows Phone 7
nemagraph and Camera Extras are now available for Nokia Lumia users rocking a Windows Phone 7 handset, bringing a bunch of new features including Action Shot, Panorama and Burst Mode.Windows Phone 8 Lumia users already have access to these add-ons, but it's nice that a thought is being spared for those st... -techradar
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