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"Don't you just wish you had a bazooka to hand sometimes? Well, if you've ever just wanted to blow something (or someone) up without the repercussions, ensuing guilt, zipping shrapnel, and flailing body parts, this is the ideal iPhone app for you. It's time to vent that fury."

"Talk of a model above the Lumia 800 in Nokia's Windows Phone 7 range has been going on ever since the launch of the Lumia devices last year, and today - after many leaks and much speculation - we've finally got to see the Lumia 900."

"As you may or may not know, annual technology jamboree is currently taking place deep in the Nevada desert (that's Las Vegas folks) and that means all manner of wonderous electronical stuff will be being unveiled by the great and good from within the industry. Always ones to appreciate a nice bit of gadgetry, we've been keeping an ear to the ground in case any hot gossip emerges, rumours are quashed or confirmed or any surprise tech trinkets make themselves known. Here's what's been going down this past couple of days …"

"Along with the Xperia ion, the Sony Xperia S is the first smartphone to bear just the "Sony" name. The Xperia S not only introduces a new design philosophy for Sony's handset range, but the name is also pleasingly short considering that some previous models have had up to six words in their names. "

"A rumour concerning a mid-to-end of January Apple event appeared just after the New Year, but just to keep everyone's expectations in check, it was said to be a 'media event' and wouldn't contain any new device announcements."

"That's almost it for CES 2012, with the last official day being Friday 13 January. We've seen just how seriously US networks are taking 4G, with the launch of several new handsets from Nokia, Sony and Motorola to name a few. Elsewhere, ultrabooks and tablets have been out in full force, while 3D TV took a backseat to new OLED screens. Here's what has been grabbing the headlines."

"Have you had enough of reading about all the sparkly new 4G LTE phones arriving in the USA? It has been especially hard during CES, with US-only phones such as the Nokia Lumia 900 and the HTC Titan II all offering cutting-edge tech, along with data speeds we can currently only imagine."

"Since the beginning of the week, the newswires have been dominated by reports of the latest tech coming from the CES 2012 show in Las Vegas. We've been covering much of the important phone and tablet news elsewhere, and rounding-up the best of the news each day."

"It's been a strange week this one. Yes, the days have flown by as they usually do but it's kinda been a bit quiet on the domestic front, what with the tech-tastic extravaganza of CES going off big style across the pond. Of course, the Vegas-based cavalcade of electronical things has chucked out all kinds of futuristic gadgetry and has caused us to gaze in wonderment at just what those boffins are capable of, but it still doesn't quell the frustration of knowing the avalanche of cool kit will more than likely be debuted in places that aren't Britain. Pah. Anyway, enough of our bellyaching, here's the top picks from this week …"

"If the car's broken down and your mobile is fresh out of power then don't despair; help is at hand in the form of a new mobile phone that runs on a single AA battery."

"Samsung continues to go from strength to strength, as the main rivals to Apple's 'King of the Smartphones' crown have revealed a record profit for the fourth quarter of 2011, aided by best-ever sales of its high-end smartphones."

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"We're already a fortnight into 2012, meaning most new year's resolutions have already been resolved. Because "definitely didn't happen" is a firm resolution to any story. It turns out willpower is a worse building material than water, because water can actually work (freeze it), but humanity's whole shtick is that we build tools to do the hard things for us and so we might as well jettison the notion of willpower entirely because we've machines to put the graft in on our behalf. Machines like smartphones. Here's how they'll improve you …"

"Samsung may well have this whole Android thing sewn up, but it's looking like the Korean mobile overlords could be ready to up its game on the Windows Phone front in the coming months too."

"Some people like to complain about people hypnotised by mobile phones, because it's a lot faster than counting their grey hairs or describing their daily routine to a complete stranger. However, despite how it may appear these people walking around staring at a small square of beeps and boop are in fact accessing a portal to the entire world."

"If you need proof of just how far gaming has moved on in ten years, consider that Grand Theft Auto II was a flagship title for the PlayStation 2 back in 2001, and now it's available for your mobile phone. Not only that, but it actually looks better than it did back then, thanks to Rockstar tweaking the graphics for this 10th anniversary release."

"There's an age old saying that nothing lasts forever, and never has there been a truer word spoken about our friends at Sony Ericsson. For reasons unknown to us, the two companies have chosen to separate, fortunately though, one side of the couple has decided to carry on the family business and have already prepared a brand new device to add to the current Xperia line-up."

"Apple's iPhone is all style and no substance, while Android does stuff better, but is less cool - that's a widely held opinion, which some people will argue to the death about."

"A European company by the name of Skype taught the world that enabling people to make free voice and video calls over the Internet would be an enticing offer to hundreds of millions of users, and make for a great business at the same time. Now, a Euro startup called Vox.io plans to challenge them by envisioning how digital telephony should work in 2012 and beyond."

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