GigaomSamsung announces 5.1-inch, water-resistant Galaxy S5 smartphone
Samsung’s new flagship smartphone is only slightly larger than its predecessor, but it packs a much bigger punch. Read more »
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Samsung’s new flagship smartphone is only slightly larger than its predecessor, but it packs a much bigger punch. Read more »
In what had to be the strangest event at Mobile World Congress, EU digital chief Neelie Kroes expounded on the need for 5G technologies that no one has actually defined yet. Read more »
At Mobile World Congress Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg argued that carriers need to start subsidizing baseline mobile data services in the developing world to encourage people to use the internet. Read more »
With no flagship follow-up to the HTC One expected until March 25, HTC introduced its first new Desire handset for the mid-range market. It launches next month in China but HTC… Read more »
Good news for privacy fans: the Blackphone is pretty decently-priced if you take into account the extensive bundled security services, and Deutsche Telekom is making a real effort to put privacy-enhancing… Read more »
SanDisk’s latest microSD is big enough that you’ll probably never have to worry about storage on your smartphone or tablet ever again. Read more »
Facebook’s latest acquisition, WhatsApp, will roll out voice calling to all users sometime during the second quarter of this year. Read more »
Intel is seeking to make its processors a key component of mobile networks, and its influence is starting to be felt. At Mobile World Congress, Intel revealed its working with numerous… Read more »
At Mobile World Congress, Intel introduced its first 64-bit processor in its next-generation Merrifield chip. It also bulked up its LTE modem capabilities and revealed expanded deals with Asus and Lenovo. Read more »
It’s not all about the Nokia X. Nokia also announced two of its most affordable feature phones ever at its Mobile World Congress press conference. Read more »