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The time highly calls for usable products and so companies make it as friendly & simple as possible. So, recently Microsoft has done a pretty appreciable lift with ensuring the people active in Bing's tasks doing sincerely the exact desired job.

Twitter just bought 'We Are Hunted', not so large, a creation by 3 persons located in Australia, both companies revealed a day before. Deep details of the acquisition are still hidden, but the buying looks to convey Twitter's determination to become a heart for media-rich content delivery.

Intel is surely fed up of Nvidia and AMD throwing mud on its profile when it is for the graphics success. The giant has gotten skilled GPU engineering crew for couple of years. With the newest line of Intel's Core CPU products - codenamed Haswell - those team members ultimately flaunt their things. The company is revealing a new brand to support the label the occasion.

Sony's Xperia Z phone, which the Japanese company unveiled at CES, looks like it will stand up to the competition. But by the time it becomes available around the end of the first quarter, Sony's rivals may well come up with a product or two that are just as good.

Latest acquisition by Yahoo is Xobni, an initial landscape that is fully dedicated to email management. It is just unveiled on the blog of the company. Foremost reports suggest that the buying was somewhere over $30 million but TechCrunch has knowledge that the sum agreed for the deal will be more than $60 million.

Apple devices lovers or others who are wondering if the company has any out-of-the-box device to unlock now can have knowledge of iPhone 6 as their solution to answer.

Samsung is a tech giant from South Korea that gained vast & rapid popularity with its outstanding smartphones & tabs.Recent great news by this company is that it is going to report a huge profit of £ 4.5 billion that is earned from its bloomed smartphone sales and hi-end TVs.

The days of owning a robot butler are upon us! Meet the Hitachi Emiew3, the latest robotic creation from the Japanese company.

Apple's recent event showed the company going smaller on the outside. The new iPhone SE and iPad Pro have fallen in size, a change from the previous releases of bigger devices.

"Nokia has announced a new addition to its growing range of custom applications for Lumia Windows Phones. At Mobile World Congress, Nokia Reading and Nokia Music were both introduced - along with the new Lumia 900 and Lumia 610 smartphones too - and now the company has given us Nokia TV."

"Traditional smartphone cases are designed to protect their contents from scratches and even the odd small drop - but one pioneering company has taken it upon itself to make a product that will help protect against another typical form of "accident"."

"The parent company of Orange and T-Mobile, Everything Everywhere, has announced that the investment bank Morgan Stanley will be assisting in the sale of its 1800MHz bandwidth this year."

"Nokia CEO Stephen Elop reportedly stated that multi-core mobile processors are a waste of battery life in a recent interview with a Chinese newspaper. Yangcheng Evening News quotes Elop as having said, "the so-called dual-core, quad-core mobile phones can only waste batteries, but not be useful for consumers all the time." Microsoft's Windows Phone mobile operating system does not support multi-core chipsets, but the company has been highlighting the "real world performance" of its handsets through the "Smoked by Windows Phone" challenge. Elop went on to claim that the company's flagship Lumia 900 has never been defeated by the iPhone or an Android smartphone, despite the dual-core and quad-core processors found in those devices. "

"Microsoft Corp said on Wednesday it won a ruling in a Seattle court effectively preventing phone company Motorola Mobility from immediately obtaining an injunction in Germany that could stop Microsoft from selling its Xbox and other software products there, due to a patent disagreement."

"Aircraft manufacturer Boeing is set to launch an Android-based spy phone that will compete with other manufacturers offering highly secure communication devices, company officials have said."

"Not long ago, HTC posted six consecutive months of record revenue thanks to strong demand for its Android-powered smartphones. The company's record run came to a screeching halt in October last year with the release of Apple's iPhone 4S. HTC's fourth quarter earnings fell, missing Wall Street's expectations, and the rough patch continued in the first quarter of 2012. To compound matters, the latest study conducted by ad network Chitika shows that the troubled handset maker's usage share has declined by more than 60% in the past five months from 18.22% to 7.28% based on traffic across its network. At the same time, Apple's share has increased by 64% from 46.84% to 76.88% and other Android vendors such as Samsung and Huawei have recorded continued modest growth. HTC is betting big on its flagship One X smartphone, and it hopes the handset, along with the rest of its One-series phones, will help the company rebound."

"Samsung is often accused of copying Apple, sometimes unfairly, but other times with a little more justification. This is one of those times. According to a Korean news report, the company will be launching a cloud storage service during its event on 3 May, where it's also expected to announce the Galaxy S III."

You may call it the age of Big Brother or a smart way for AT&T to bring in the new age of smart security but the company has eyes on selling a new home security service that they feel might put ADT on the competitor's edge.

Nokia has just come up with its latest Nokia Belle update for older Nokia handsets, which runs on Symbian OS. The company has integrated a few things in this version with many novel features such as a new user interface and enhanced overall performance.

The all-new 7" and 9" Amazon Kindle Fire is on the way to hit the tablet market, a report from 'All things D'. The world's largest retail company is now preparing to introduce two new Kindle Fires with enhanced features and specs