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Motorola is all set to launch low price, mini version of Motorola Defy, which is Motorola Defy mini. This rugged android phone operates on Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) and it is powered by 600 MHz processor. It sports 3.2 inch Touchscreen and comes with dust and waterproof Gorilla Glass Display. It has stunning look and TFT capacitive touch-screen with 320 x 480 pixels resolution. It comes with 3.2 MP camera with LED Flash and VGA front facing camera for video calling. You can access high-speed internet service with Wi-Fi hotspot and 3G connectivity. Other connectivity features available with mobile include Bluetooth and Micro USB port. It's external memory with microSD goes up to 32 GB that gives enough space for storing files.

Lemon P1 Smart is the first Android Dual Sim Smartphone with 3G from Lemon Mobiles. It operates on v2.2 (froyo) Operating system. It is powered by 600MHz Qualcomm processor. It flaunts 3.5 inches wide touchscreen with HVGA resolution. It sports 5 MP rear camera and VGA front camera to serve video calling purpose. ----------------------------------------------------

In a major incident, Google's security researchers have flagged critical unpatched zero-day vulnerability, in the company's own Android operating system. The issue, they say, plagues phones from leading smartphone companies - like Samsung, Huawei, and Xiaomi - and is being exploited in the wild by threat actors. Even select Pixels have been affected. Here's all you need to know about it.

Here comes a high end, slimmest android phone powered by 800MHz processor from LG. L G Optimus 2 is slimmest smarphone that measures 123.9 x 63.2 x 10.9 mm and weigh approx 125 grams. It has a captivate 3.2 inch touchscreen with 320 x 480 pixels resolution. It comes with 3.2 MP with autofocus and video snapper, which will give you quality pictures. Extended memory of the phone with Micro SD goes up to 32 GB. It is wrapped with multimedia features like multi-format music player, FM Radio, 3.5 mm jack, and speakers. It supports Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, WAP and USB data connectivity features. This high-end 3G Android phone is powered by 2.3 Gingerbread OS and will hit the market soon at affordable rates.

Smart LED bulb by LG known as LG Smart Bulb will be able to connect with Android 4.3+ and iOS 6+ devices using Wi-Fi, which you can control from your smartphone or tablet.

LiveProfile, the blazing fast, 100% free, and easy to use smartphone messenger for Android, iPhone, and BlackBerry.

Texting reimagined for smartphones

Lifehacker's App Directory is a constantly maintained and updated directory of the best applications and tools for computers (Windows, Mac, and Linux) and smartphones (Android and iPhone).

Google has officially announcedabout their smartphone "NexusOne"\n\nIt is powered by a 1GHz Snapdragon Processor (Qualcomm QSD 8250) and runs on the Android 2.1 OS.

Text anywhere, anytime and on any device! Send and receive all your texts on your notebook, desktop computer or tablet - just like on your smartphone.

While the Galaxy S5 will not start until next year, we expect that this device was a huge success. This upcoming smartphone Samsung promises to have the characteristics of dream. Experts are already talking about a flexible screen dressed in a shell hardly noticeable.

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Smartphones have already replaced cameras and calendars for many people - and piles of gaming controllers might be next. A startup called WanderPlayer has developed a technology that turns iPhones (and soon Android phones) into controllers for computer games, no matter whether those games call for a classic controller, Wii-like motion controller, a steering wheel or five other options. Here's how it works: Users download a desktop app and a mobile app. The mobile app lists online games from around the web. Selecting a game from the mobile app menu opens it on the computer, and the two devices communicate over Wi-Fi. It's not an easy technology to make work well. "You could probably build a crude equivalent at a hackathon," says co-founder Ayo Omojola, "but both the user-interaction and performance required for games [as well as] the controllers and console that work across local environments are really difficult and take a while to get right." WanderPlayer has developed a controller without a noticeable delay that it says can work with pretty much any game (so far it's applied the technology to about 150 of them). As is, the product is impressive.