Mon 17 Sep 2012
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Did Samsung Go Aggressive On The iPhone 5?
Yahoo Lets You Choose - iPhone 5, HTC One X, Nokia Lumia 920 or Samsung Galaxy SIII? Did Samsung Go Aggressive On The iPhone 5? Did We Really Need iPhone 5’s New Sim and Dock Size?
Yahoo Lets You Choose - iPhone 5, HTC One X, Nokia Lumia 920 or Samsung Galaxy SIII?
Yahoo employees rejoice! The company is providing their part time and fulltime users with a choice of today’s top of the line mobile phones. This will be part of their initiative for “Smart Phones, Smart Fun.” The initiative is now starting in the United States and is expected to also be applied in 22 other counties. Yahoo will also cover data and credit bills.
Employees are expected to choose between the iPhone 5, HTC One X, Nokia Lumia 920 and the Samsung Galaxy S III. If you were a Yahoo employee, what smart phone would you choose? ………………………………….. read more: http://gadgets.ndtv.com/mobiles/
Did Samsung Go Aggressive On The iPhone 5?
Losing the patent war against Apple has not deterred Samsung from going aggressive with their advertisements. They have just recently printed an ad in US newspapers, starting with the line “it doesn’t take a genius.” The ads message states that it does not take a genius to figure out which is better between the newly released iPhone 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S III.
They list down and compare features – including resolution, screen size, battery life, RAM as well as other Samsung features like the S- Beam, Smart Stay, ShareShot, Tilt to Zoom and Turn Over To Mute …………………………… read more: http://www.pocketgamer.co.uk/
Did We Really Need iPhone 5’s New Sim and Dock Size?
The iPhone 5 came with quite a number of new features up its sleeve, and these include the nano-sim and the smaller dock. However, did we really need these changes? While there are many things to love about the new mobile phone, it is currently tagged as the most incompatible iPhone up to date. It does not work with music docks and chargers without the need for bulky adaptors.
You won’t be able to use your iPhone 4 or 4S cases, too. The nano-SIM will also be a problem, especially if you need to switch from one phone to another in the event of an emergency ……………………………………………. Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/digital-life/
Yahoo employees rejoice! The company is providing their part time and fulltime users with a choice of today’s top of the line mobile phones. This will be part of their initiative for “Smart Phones, Smart Fun.” The initiative is now starting in the United States and is expected to also be applied in 22 other counties. Yahoo will also cover data and credit bills.
Employees are expected to choose between the iPhone 5, HTC One X, Nokia Lumia 920 and the Samsung Galaxy S III. If you were a Yahoo employee, what smart phone would you choose? ………………………………….. read more: http://gadgets.ndtv.com/mobiles/
Did Samsung Go Aggressive On The iPhone 5?
Losing the patent war against Apple has not deterred Samsung from going aggressive with their advertisements. They have just recently printed an ad in US newspapers, starting with the line “it doesn’t take a genius.” The ads message states that it does not take a genius to figure out which is better between the newly released iPhone 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S III.
They list down and compare features – including resolution, screen size, battery life, RAM as well as other Samsung features like the S- Beam, Smart Stay, ShareShot, Tilt to Zoom and Turn Over To Mute …………………………… read more: http://www.pocketgamer.co.uk/
Did We Really Need iPhone 5’s New Sim and Dock Size?
The iPhone 5 came with quite a number of new features up its sleeve, and these include the nano-sim and the smaller dock. However, did we really need these changes? While there are many things to love about the new mobile phone, it is currently tagged as the most incompatible iPhone up to date. It does not work with music docks and chargers without the need for bulky adaptors.
You won’t be able to use your iPhone 4 or 4S cases, too. The nano-SIM will also be a problem, especially if you need to switch from one phone to another in the event of an emergency ……………………………………………. Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/digital-life/
