The past week was definitely busy on the mobile front. It seems that with MWC set for about a month from now everybody is frantically preparing and gearing up for the traditionally announcement-rich event. Naturally the rumor mill as at its prime, churning up a lot of interesting bits and pieces on upcoming devices. Unsurprisingly Samsung made headlines once again. Recent statistics prove the Korean tech giant's lasting supremacy on the global mobile market and naturally set expectations pretty high for the next device lineup. That being said the Galaxy S6, allegedly next in line for the flagship title, has been stirring up controversy with rumors of a double-edged screen, 4GB of RAM and lack of water resistance to lower costs. The debate is still on about weather Samsung will stick with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 SoC, or overheating allegations might just turn out to be true and an Exynos chip will be used instead. Speaking of Qualcomm and temperature the controversy expands well beyond Samsung. As some of you surely know LG's newest crown jewel the G Flex 2, is expected to be the first smartphone powered by the same snapdragon chip. The 810 SoC has been stirring up commotion among LG fans as well, but the manufacturer states that Qualcomm's SoC is trouble free and will grace the new curved handset. Qualcomm seem to have a lot of work drawn out for themselves. Seemingly undaunted by the whole overheating affair the company is making bold plans for future chips. A few details made it through the cracks last week and we saw a spectacular new Snapdragon 820 specs that at least on paper is more powerful than anything we have seen in a mobile device. HTC has been equally busy. Its own expected brainchild, the One M9, also known as "Hima" is also expected to make the rounds at this year's MWC. It also got its fair share of leaks and photos, allegedly showcasing a new camera and a gorgeous aluminum body that HTC has become famous for. In other major tech news Microsoft held its Windows 10 even last week and gave answers to a lot of pressing questions surrounding the next Windows OS and its release for mobiles. The conference was full of surprises extending far beyond mobile and desktop into gaming, business productivity and even an outlandish new concept Microsoft calls a holographic head set. A full breakdown of all the exciting announcements from the US tech giant can be found in the first link below and is definitely worth checking out. .news-item .n-left { float: left; width: 16%; text-align: center; margin-left: -13px; } .news-item .n-right { float: left; width: 84%; } .news-item a { padding-bottom: 0; padding-left: 0; } .news-item .n-right h2, .reviews-item .n-right h2 { clear: both; padding: 0 0 3px 0px; font: 400 19px Oswald, Arial; margin-top: -4px; } .n-right p { line-height: 155%; } .news-item { padding-top: 20px; padding-bottom: 10px; border-top: 1px solid #ccc; } .news-item p { margin-left: 0; } .n-right h2 a { text-decoration: none; color: #000; } Microsoft Windows 10 event recap: see all the announcements With Microsoft's Windows 10 event over it is time to take a look at what the Silicon Valley giant has in store for the next version of the legendary OS. Announcements definitely did not disappoint both in volume and quality. Most of our questions about Windows 10 as well as some long-standing... HP announces three new Android tablets, including a 12-inch beast HP has just pulled the curtains on a trio of Android, coming in three different sizes. HP Pro Slate 12 The centerpiece of the announcement is the Android duo, the Pro Slate 12 and Pro Slate 8, slates in the truest of senses. The larger 12.3-inch model actually has a lower resolution...
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