MWC 2014: 10 best phones of Mobile World Congress 2014
es from MWC 2014: 1-5This year's gathering of the phone nerds has just taken place in Barcelona, with Mobile World Congress 2014 seeing stacks of new mobiles revealed by the likes of HTC, Sony, LG and Samsung, all jostling for the prize of securing your 2014 phone contract upgrade. Key tre... -techradar
First dual-booting Android and Windows phones on track for this year
has apparently given Karbonn Mobiles the go-ahead to release phones that boot both Android and Windows Phone. The manufacturer, based in India, reports that its dual-OS handsets will be released by June 2014. It aims to get them into the hands of both regular joes and professional user... -techradar
New HTC One totally uncovered in latest video leak?
track of the number of times the new HTC One has been leaked, but a new video appears to reveal pretty much everything there is to know about the upcoming handset.Posted by YouTuber Roshan Jamkatel, whose Twitter bio reads "I make pranking videos!", the new HTC One is claimed to be up and running alongside its predecessor.Du... -techradar
Mercedes-Benz has just leaked Google's 'Projected Mode' in-car tech
ong-awaited in-car solution will be called 'Projected Mode' and will 'seamlessly integrate Android smartphones within the vehicle's dashboard unit. That's according to a job posting from Daimler, the parent company of German auto giant Mercedes Benz, who're seeking a software engineer to assist with deploying t... -techradar
In depth: The amazing cameraphone tech that could kill compacts
ne and LG G2Now that smartphones have reached a plateau where any power increase is almost redundant, the camera has become one of the biggest battlefields. Manufacturers are scrambling to add more megapixels, more features and better flash modules than the competition, all without mucking... -techradar
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BBM for iPhone and Android to keep you in the picture with group photo messages
pdate for BlackBerry's ever-improving BBM app for iPhone and Android, will soon bring group photo messaging into play, the company has confirmed.In a blog post this weekend, the Waterloo-based firm said it was continually looking to add new features in order to keep customers happy and photo ... -techradar
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