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It's the Personal Cloud System by Daplie. More than just store your data on a hard drive, More Than Cloud Storage. Cloud as you want and never pay monthly.

"The United States Patent and Trademark Office recently published details on a Microsoft patent relating to a two-sided smart device display system for phones and tablets, PatentBolt reported on Friday. The invention features an integrated second low-power, possibly E Ink, display on the back side of a smartphone or tablet that would contain certain types of information. The secondary display could provide vendors with an opportunity to move standard items like a clock off of the main display to free up space, or it could display a variety of other information that might otherwise not be shown. The second display would use its own low-powered processor and may reduce the power load from a device's primary display. The patent appears to be similar in intent to Samsung's "smart-device-skins" invention - a technology that may allow users to change the appearance of a handset using chameleon-like technology - and it could be used to display images or animations on the back side of a device."

"LG has taken the proverbial bull by the horns and set up its own cloud storage service, joining the increasingly crowded data hoarding market."

"Rumours are rife that Amazon is planning to bring out its own smartphone after the success of the Kindle Fire tablet."

"We all know how frustrating having to keep charging your smartphone is - it's one of the few downsides of owning such high tech pieces of kit. But there could be a solution on the way, all thanks to Samsung and its buddies."

This New Year 2012 is turning out to be really a pretty good year for the people who are seeking to buy a 7-Inch Android Tablet. Samsung has launched its first Galaxy Tab 2 (7.0), to ship with Android 4.0 with dual core 1GHz processor and a 7-inch screen along with 1024-by-600 pixel resolution and its own Touch wiz user interface.

"If you're a lucky so and so who owns an iPad 2, iPhone 4 or later models, Apple's new photo editing suite iPhoto will kit you out with all the tools you need to create super snaps. Using multi-touch technology, Apple has adapted the iPhoto software previously only available on Macs to function with iPads and iPhones, utilising the touchscreen."

"Apple could be in the process of developing its own mapping service to replace the Google Maps service currently employed by the iPhone after it was discovered that Apple's new iPhoto app pulls its info from another mystery service."

"The BBC is planning to launch its own iTunes-style download service, making its shows available to buy online."

"Today's batch of Samsung Galaxy S III rumors is brought to you by one of Samsung's very own executives. He confirmed an Exynos-branded chipset with four CPU cores will be used in the Galaxy S II successor."

" Cellphones Galaxy Note ICS upgrade pushed back to Q2, adds exclusive set of stylus-ready apps (video) By Richard Lawler posted Mar 22nd 2012 3:11AM Unfortunately, Samsung's Galaxy Note won't join the Galaxy S II with its own upgrade to Ice Cream Sandwich in Q1 as originally announced, since the company has now scheduled its arrival for Q2. It will however, arrive worldwide as part of a "Premium Suite" software upgrade packed with exclusive apps meant to highlight its S-Pen stylus. One of them is S Note, which combines notes and sketches with other apps like Shape Match and Formula Match which are also included to assist recognition of geometric shapes and hand drawn formulas. The final app packed in is My Story, designed to create personalized cards. We're not sure how much use you'll get out of those unless you're a math professor, project manager or just love sending e-cards, but there's one more treat in the form of an exclusive Angry Birds Space level and free access to 30 "Danger Zone" levels for a limited time. Press play on the video above for a peek at the apps -- and the Note's TouchWiz-styled flavor of Android 4.0 -- or check out the press release after the break. "

http://www.varizoom.com/product-sub-categories.aspx?category=Batteries / Chargers - If you own a digital camera, you know how important it is to have a camera charger. Regardless of whether your camera requires a Canon camera battery or a Sony camera battery, you still need to have a decent charger before you can take excellent shots.

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"Whilst the Xperia Play has not been the hit that Sony Ericsson were hoping it would be, the Android gaming handset may be about to bring in more than it's fair share of new customers, as it's revealed its own little Christmas present, albeit three weeks early."

The tech support portal presents a wide landscape of PC help services. You may download software-update, service-pack and security-update for PC repair and maintenance. You can address common problems related to product activation, e-mail settings, video and audio and more, on you own by following the available knowledgebase. Navigating through your product tab you can find the expected solution; suppose, if you have any issues with your Windows 7 PC then hover the mouse on the Windows, and it will show you different operating systems including Windows 7, Vista and XP.

Forget this blame-game, think otherwise and try to be on the right way to fix HP laptop problem. Either contact HP Customer Support or try to fix problems on your own. Run Performance troubleshooter to automatically detect, diagnose and fix slow performance issues with the system software.

"Orange has added a tablet to its growing range of own-branded devices. Called the Orange Tahiti, it's actually a rebranded Huawei slate, quite possibly the MediaPad, which was announced by the Chinese manufacturer last June and then rumoured to hit the UK around this time."

Something that can now stop you from committing such a sin is the online repair service. This service has now been started by all the brands. Something like this has also been initiated by Microsoft. If still spooky, read the Microsoft reviews, which have been posted by users as a token of appreciation for the amazing support they were bestowed on by the experts at Microsoft.

"A new poll has revealed that office workers would rather insure their beloved gadgets over their own life. The poll asked people if they had an extra £20 in their salary, would they opt to insure their mobiles and iPads, or purchase life insurance. The survey found that, perhaps rather worryingly, we'd opt for looking after the gadgets first."

Android Operating system customers may soon be able to function with several app windows if an Intel-owned organization called Breeze flow turbine Stream has anything to say about it.